What To Do In The Hiring Process To Ensure A Healthy Employment Relationship And Avoid Conflicts Down The Road

In this presentation, Denyse Boulet and Melanie Polowin review employment contract basics and some lessons learned in 2011.

François Dandonneau est l'avocat responsable du comité de recrutement et il donne dans cette capsule des conseils en préparation à l'entrevue

John Gilmore and Matthew Macdonald appear in Canadian Employment Law Today, writing on how the courts have again reminded employers–and arbitrators–of the importance of a proper investigation...

A recent judgment of the Québec Court of Appeal reiterated that even if an employer is going through unexpected economic hardship and must terminate an employee, the employer must still give him notice under Article 2091 of the Civil Code of Québec.

In the second decision in a week in favour of upholding the plain meaning of employment contracts...

Devry Smith Frank LLP Toronto Lawyer Nicholas Reinkeluers discusses the Arbitration Clauses in Employment Contracts.

Dans ce premier volet du séminaire en droit de l'emploi et du travail 2019, Nancy Ramalho, Mari Maimets et Allyson Marta de Stikeman Elliott expliquent comment naviguer les situations de

Since NAFTA came into force in 1994, many Canadian companies established or expanded their business interests in Mexico, including Bombardier, Apotex and McCain, to name a few.

On March 25th, Muneeza Sheikh was interviewed by Global TV discussing the BBC`s decision to not renew the contract of `Top Gear` host Jeremy Clarkson.

Jackie VanDerMeulen is the author of the articled titled, "Once bitten, twice shy: greater scrutiny ahead for employees misclassified as contractors" which appears in the International Law Office Newsletter.

Workplace management issues, which have posed major business challenges in the pandemic period, show little sign of abating.

Reducing risk and uncertainty from the very beginning stages of employment is crucial for both employee and employer to encourage mutual understanding of expectations and responsibilities.

Vern Krishna of TaxChambers LLP discusses the difference in tax law between the independent contractors rendering services and employees in service of their employers.

More employees are seeking flexible work arrangements as a new way of working to better juggle their family and personal responsibilities.

Court of Appeal for Ontario Finds Another Termination Clause Unenforceable In the recent case of Andros v. Colliers Macaulay Nicolls Inc., the Ontario Court of Appeal ...

British Columbians will soon be shaking off the winter blues with a new statutory holiday called Family Day which will be celebrated on the third Monday in February of each year.

A discussion on background checks, credit checks, misrepresentations on resumes, disciplining for off-duty conduct, employee conduct on social media and managing the immigration implications.

We are pleased to present the fifth issue of Discovery, our very own legal publication targeted to educational institutions in Atlantic Canada.

Dans ce deuxième volet de notre séminaire en droit de l'emploi et du travail 2019, Khalfan Khalfan, Tamara Ticoll et Allyson Marta de Stikeman Elliott discutent des types de changements que