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McCarthy Tétrault Employer Advisor

Keeping employers advised on developments in labour and employment law

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Read A Sigh of Relief for Owner-Employers? A Sigh of Relief for Owner-Employers? A Sigh of Relief for Owner-Employers?

By Ben Ratelband ...

Ben Ratelband
Employment

Read Ongoing Obligations: How Failure to Comply with Termination Provisions Can Lead to Common… Ongoing Obligations: How Failure to Comply with Termination… Ongoing Obligations: How Failure to Comply with Termination Provisions Can Lead to Common Law and Punitive Damages

By Erin Jackes

Erin Jackes Employment

Read MT❯iplus Edition: Guiding Employees Towards Permanent Residency: Employer Strategies for… MT❯iplus Edition: Guiding Employees Towards Permanent… MT❯iplus Edition: Guiding Employees Towards Permanent Residency: Employer Strategies for Work Permit Holders

By Sarah Adler ...

Sarah Adler Employment

Read Pensions & Benefits Edition: Province of Employment According to the Canada Revenue Agency Pensions & Benefits Edition: Province of Employment… Pensions & Benefits Edition: Province of Employment According to the Canada Revenue Agency

By Julia Miller

Julia Miller Employment

Read The British Columbia Court of Appeal finds that surreptitiously recording colleagues may… The British Columbia Court of Appeal finds that… The British Columbia Court of Appeal finds that surreptitiously recording colleagues may constitute just cause for termination

By Jessica Hoskins

Jessica Hoskins Employment

Read Second Highest Injury to Dignity Award Issued by the BC Human Rights Tribunal Second Highest Injury to Dignity Award Issued by the BC… Second Highest Injury to Dignity Award Issued by the BC Human Rights Tribunal

By Lauren Soubolsky

Lauren Soubolsky Employment

Read British Columbia Pioneers Employment Standards for Gig Workers: What Companies Need to… British Columbia Pioneers Employment Standards for Gig… British Columbia Pioneers Employment Standards for Gig Workers: What Companies Need to Know

By Erin Jackes ...

Erin Jackes Employment

Read MT❯iplus Edition: Employees with Work Authorization via Special Temporary Immigration… MT❯iplus Edition: Employees with Work Authorization via… MT❯iplus Edition: Employees with Work Authorization via Special Temporary Immigration Measures

By Robert M. Steinman ...

Robert M. Steinman Employment

Read Non-competition in Quebec: Employers Should Precisely Define Prohibited Work in… Non-competition in Quebec: Employers Should Precisely… Non-competition in Quebec: Employers Should Precisely Define Prohibited Work in Employment Contracts

By Alexandre W. Buswell ...

Alexandre W. Buswell

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