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ARTICLE · 19 MAY 2020

Lessons Learned By Employers From COVID-19

As we pass the one month mark in this unprecedented pandemic, CCPartners continues to see recurring themes that impact employers' abilities to respond nimbly to unexpected legislative

CanadaEmployment and HR

As we pass the one month mark in this unprecedented pandemic, CCPartners continues to see recurring themes that impact employers' abilities to respond nimbly to unexpected legislative changes and workplace challenges created by COVID-19.  In this instalment of The Employers' Edge we take a look at some of these issues and provide guidance to employers on how they can better prepare for unexpected changes in their workplaces.

The Value of Employment Contracts

If COVID-19 has taught employers one thing it is the value of a well-drafted employment agreement.  Millions of employees have been temporarily laid off in Canada as a result various provincial emergency response orders or declarations.  Employers have relied on provincial employment standards legislation to initiate these temporary layoffs where they have either been forced to close as a non-essential business or they simply don't have enough work even if deemed an essential business.  And while we

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