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    BC To Eliminate Sick Notes For Short-Term Absences: What Employers Need To Know

    Effective this fall, Bill 11 will amend the Employment Standards Act to remove the requirement for employees to provide a doctor's note for short-term health-related absences.
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    Cautionary Tale Of Employment Litigation – Grealy v. XL Tool

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