Ergonomics in Healthcare
Date: June 16, 2022 Time: 9:00AM PT Speaker: Kristan Rossetto,
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The “Historic Trade-Off”: Ontario Divisional Court Considers The Interplay Between The Workers’ Compensation Scheme And Constructive Dismissal Actions Arising From Workplace Harassment
In Morningstar v. WSIAT, 2021 ONSC 5576, the Ontario Divisional Court
The True Value of Ergonomics
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Bill 19 Introduces Amendments to Personal Illness or Injury Leave
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A Look At Bill C-13: What Federal Jurisdiction Employers Need To Know
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Pay No Attention To The Blinking Red Light: Employee Monitoring Laws Announced In Ontario
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Cameras in the Workplace: From Justified Surveillance to Psychological Harassment
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Cameras in the Workplace: From Justified Surveillance to Psychological Harassment
In a recent decision,[1] the Tribunal administratif du travail (the “Tribunal”) concluded that an
Is Moonlighting Without Permission Just Cause to Terminate?
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Even Innocent Mistakes Can Lead to Punitive Damages
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Employers Can Enforce Masking Policies Even After Provincial Mandates Are Gone
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