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Termination Provisions In Employment Contracts Are Not Always Enforceable

The recent decision in Miller v. A.B.M. Canada Inc. provides a useful

The Verbal And Written Reference: Or, ‘You Would Be Lucky To Get This Employee To Work For You!’

We learn by season four of Downton Abbey the importance

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Three New Leaves For Ontario Workers To Take Effect October 29, 2014

Last August, we advised of proposed amendments to the Ontario Employment Standards

Card-Based Certification And Unionization In The Construction Industry

The Ontario Labour Relations Board's recent decision in Carpenters', United Brotherhood

Here’s Where Employers Can Draw The Line When It Comes To Drug And Alcohol Addiction

Drug and alcohol addictions have laid waste to many a

I Want To Leave Work Early To Pick Up My Child. Does My Employer Have To Accommodate Me?

New employee rights, and concomitant employer obligations, are springing up

Right To Close Business: The Supreme Court Of Canada Rules Store Closure Illegal During Statutory Freeze

An employer's right to close down its business for any

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