By Robert Smithson
As time passes in the world of the employment relationship, many aspects of the law seem to change. Governments change statutes and...
By Christina Catenacci
On July 17, 2008, the Supreme Court of Canada released a decision on the limits of an employer's duty to accommodate a...
By J. Geoffrey Howard
Lisa, your best employee, tells you on November 18 that she just won two tickets to Mexico as a raffle prize...
By J. Geoffrey Howard
Your whole project team has been working flat out for two weeks to meet a critical client deadline. James, of the...
By Robert Smithson
Pretty much the first thing a fired employee does is to apply for employment insurance benefits. When the employee has been fired...
By Graeme McFarlane
From an ambiguous policy manual to unclear provisions for termination, contractual terms can leave an employer vulnerable and liable. Know the...
