By Cameron Wardell
It is not uncommon for companies to look externally when in need of services outside of the expertise of its organization. Companies...
By James D. Kondopulos and Gosia Piasecka
In the recent arbitration decision of Vancouver Coastal Health Authority v. Hospital Employees’ Union (Termination for Non-Culpable or...
By Nicole Byres
As 2016 has ended and we reflect on potential emerging issues for employers in 2017, the recent amendments to the BC Human...
By Graeme McFarlane
Ah, the true independent contractor—the rarest of all the beasts. In the jungle of employment law, it is sought after for its...
By Graeme McFarlane
Many businesses have experienced the loss of a valuable employee. Some are fortunate enough to have that employee return to the fold...
By Delayne Sartison, Q.C. and Matthew Larsen
Information and evidence obtained from social media or electronic communications is playing an increasingly important role in the...
By Dirk L. Van De Kamer
Most people would be concerned if a person operating heavy road maintenance equipment in a large city was also a...
By Graeme McFarlane
A recent case from Ontario illustrates a shift in judicial thinking with respect to the creation and operation of the employment relationship. ...
