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Courts Responding to Online Harassment: Am I Protected as an Employee?

Harassment and bullying have long existed in society, including in the workplace. Fortunately, and in recent years, there has been a greater recognition in Canadian society of the seriousness of…

How do I Know if I Have Been Wrongfully Dismissed?

In most cases, employers have the right to end an employment relationship at any time. In exchange for this flexibility, employers are expected to meet certain obligations on dismissal, including…

Employment for Foreign Workers, Pt. 3: Termination of Employment

This blog is the final installment of a three-part series called ‘Employment for Foreign Workers’. You can view part one here and part two here.  As a temporary foreign worker (“TFW”)…

New Entry Requirements to Canada: What You Need to Know

In an effort to curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus and reduce non-essential travel, the Government of Canada has once again expanded entry restrictions and requirements to travel to…

Employment for Foreign Workers, Pt. 2: Protections While Working in Canada

This blog is part two of a three-part series called ‘Employment for Foreign Workers’. You can view part one here.  As a temporary foreign worker in Canada, it is important…

What Are My Rights Once I’ve Submitted a Workplace Complaint to my Employer?

Employers have a duty to maintain a safe workplace. Part of that duty includes ensuring that appropriate investigations are conducted into any incidents and complaints of workplace harassment, including sexual…

Helping You Understand Your Rights When Your Employment Comes to an End

COVID-19 has had a profound impact on the Canadian labour market. From lay-offs to reduced schedules, to permanent dismissals, employees (and their employers) have been severely impacted since the onset…

Why Do I Need to Repay Employment Insurance After Receiving a Settlement From my Employer?

Employees in Ontario are entitled to reasonable notice of the termination of their employment. Notice and/or pay in lieu of notice is intended to assist an employee (financially or otherwise)…

2021: Key Developments in Employment Law

With a new year comes new laws and regulations across Canada. These changes will impact employers and employees at both the federal and provincial levels, introducing better working conditions and…