60 HR Professionals Stay Up To Date On The Latest Trends Of Employment Law In Langley

Roughly 60 HR professionals gathered in the Fraser Valley last Friday to learn about the latest legal related trends in Human Resources at the...

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HR Law Update: Arbitrator Upholds Covid-19 On-Site Testing Policy

Throughout the pandemic, employers have faced considerable legal uncertainty in the implementation of Covid-19-related safety measures.  Unanswered and unprecedented questions have littered the landscape,...

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Recent Employment Standards Act Amendments Enhance Leaves and Enforcement

Disclaimer: This article is a summary of some but not all recent ESA amendments and should not be construed as legal advice. Following through on...

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Workations: A Path Towards Sustainable Employment?

By Erin Brandt Workations as a concept are nothing new. Employees, executives and business owners brought paperwork with them on holiday and maintained remote contact...

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Fixed-Term Employment: Manage the Risks and Respect Your Employees

By Erin Brandt Some employment contracts specify an end date, some don’t. Why do employers choose one or the other? At the end of the...

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Ready, Fire, Aim: A Flawed Strategy

By Graeme McFarlane When facing the difficult decision to end an employee’s employment for cause, it is very important not to jump to conclusions. Although...

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Flawed Investigation A Recipe for Trouble

By James D. Kondopulos A flawed investigation of alleged employee misconduct is a recipe for trouble. It can, in certain circumstances, result in a significant...

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Union Members Should Think Twice About Hiring Own Lawyer

By Robert Smithson Union members who are unhappy with the representation they’re being provided by their union will sometimes seek outside legal advice. In doing...

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