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Employers must not solely rely on the self-interested decision making of their insurance companies when making very important employment decisions. One such decision is…
If and when the deemed IDEL ends it will be a game changer for employers, employees, and the courts in Ontario, as the detonator…
The U.S. and Canada should work together to build new oil pipelines to strengthen North American energy security. Photo credit: Reuters via BBC …
Two recent divergent decisions regarding Alectra Utilities’ and FCA Canada’s ability to uphold mandatory vaccination policies in the workplace underscore the need for organizations…
As a new round of union negotiations gets underway, expect any resultant public sector pay raises to increase everyday costs for the 80 per…
Photo credit: Pexels/Engin Akyurt As far as Canadian politicians are concerned, the soaring cost of living is like winter slush, summer mosquitos and…
A recent Court of Appeal case involving a laid off Tim Hortons assistant manager failed to shed new light on whether pandemic-related layoffs or…
Establishing a framework for similar scenarios in the future, the Ontario Superior Court recently dismissed a judicial review application challenging the implementation of McMaster…
A recent Ontario Court of Appeal workplace misconduct case involving a tap/slap on the buttocks of a female employee by a male manager yields…
The recent passing of the Working for Workers Act, 2022 and Pandemic and Emergency Preparedness Act, 2022 means certain Ontario employers will have to…
