A recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision highlights the importance of the duty of good faith owed by employees and the need for employers
Making the decision to terminate an employee is difficult in itself. This is often further complicated for small businesses and entrepreneurs who may not have
In a recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision, the court upheld a $50,000 award for Aggravated damages ordered to an employee due to the manner
Keeping your employees safe, informed, and compliant with regulations is a crucial aspect of running a successful business. While the specific requirements can vary depending
Employers often believe that offering fixed-term contracts to staff can reduce severance or termination costs. While this may be true in some cases, the reality
As illustrated in the recent British Columbia Supreme Court decision Chu v China Southern Airlines Company Limited, 2023 BCSC 21, efforts to unfairly deprive employees
2022 brought with it many ongoing changes in employment law. Understanding these changes will help businesses navigate the upcoming 2023 year. In this post we
The newly emerged concept of quiet quitting has gone viral on social media. For the purpose of this blog, ‘quiet quitting’ occurs when an employee
The recent and abrupt termination of News Anchor Lisa LaFlamme from CTV News has garnered significant media attention, largely for the manner in which her
