Is The Duty To Accommodate Less Onerous For Probationary Employees? Possibly…
A recent case from the Alberta Court of Appeal considered
A recent case from the Alberta Court of Appeal considered
Hiring employees on a probationary basis allows employers to ensure
It all starts with the agreement. Probationary periods are a
The ‘I’s have been dotted and the ‘t’s crossed on
Earlier this year, the Supreme Court of Canada delivered a
On October 1, 2015, the general minimum wage rate in
The Commission des relations du travail (CNT) confirmed in Dannie
Introduction In recent years, those who regulate conduct in the
In the recent case of Potter v. New Brunswick Legal Aid
2014 saw the introduction of three new leaves protected under
At some point in every workplace, a situation will arise
Employers often struggle with the question of who is a
Roger LeFrense worked at IBM as a Systems Service Representative
Employers frequently ask us whether they are allowed to suspend