A Canadian ombudsman has been asked to investigate claims that workers suffering from mental illness may be denied benefits, according to a recent report.

Hostile workplaces are tragically common across Canada. Calgary residents may have had experience with workplace harassment in their own jobs, or likely know someone who has.

Their fellow full-time co-workers may also resent the flexibility of hours that comes with working a reduced work week.

Franchise owners face unique legal concerns compared to other business owners.

Senior sources in the Canadian Senate have reported to news outlets that Yukon Senator Daniel Lang...

It is widely understood that hostile work environments are often borne from cases of harassment. This is particularly true for women in Alberta workplaces, who often face gender discrimination...

A former sailor with the Canadian navy is bringing charges against the military, according to a news report out of Victoria. Alberta residents may be shocked to hear that the sailor is alleging...

Major changes in the economy have caused multiple retail stores to shut their doors.

Even here in Canada, where gender equality in the workplace is a priority, there are still certain workplaces that have proven hostile to women.

A former cabinet minister from Manitoba's branch of the New Democrat Party will find out very soon whether he will be allowed to be reinstated to his party.

In today's emergent technologies industry, there are a wealth of companies commonly referred to as "startups."

When the topic of bullying is addressed, most people immediately conjure an image pertaining to school children harassing one another...

Many workplaces have policies regarding drug use that may need to be revised when marijuana is legalized.

Workplace discrimination is an issue faced by many people across Canada. Many know that there is legal recourse for human rights concerns related to termination, but what happens when a person ...

On behalf of Ridout Barron posted in Employment Law on Thursday, April 6, 2017.

Workplace safety is a key concern for many workers and their families across the country.

A poll conducted in Toronto has once again brought to light the struggles of the disabled community to find and maintain employment.

For many Canadians, living with mental illness is a day-to-day reality.

As students across the country move into a higher grade this September, many will be thinking about getting their first part-time job.

Two women in Winnipeg are suing the car dealership where they both worked after they were allegedly fired for complaining about their treatment in the workplace.