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Just Cause Terminations in Ontario: A Must-Read for Employers

Terminating an employee for “just cause” is a difficult scenario for employers to navigate. While it offers the potential to avoid paying termination notice or severance, the bar is incredibly…

Artificial Intelligence and the Recruitment Process

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a technological advancement which carries potential to result in revolutionary changes to the way that we work. This has also changed the outlook of many industries…

Ontario 2025 Employment Changes in Hiring and Terminations – Part Two

In this second of a two-part series, we continue to review the new employment law changes in Ontario in 2025 and the latest changes in firing practices. To promote transparency…

Ontario 2025 Employment Changes in Hiring and Terminations – Part One

In this first of a two-part series, we review the new employment law changes in Ontario in 2025 and the latest changes in hiring practices. These changes aim to enhance…

How Constructive Dismissal Claims Can Impact Your Future Employment

Constructive dismissal claims have significant implications that extend beyond employment at present and could affect job opportunities in the future. People sometimes believe they must file a claim against intolerable…

Severance Pay in the Gig Economy: What Freelancers Need to Know

Working professionals choose the rapidly growing gig economy because it provides flexibility, independent work, and the ability to make money. However, individual contractors encounter multiple problems transitioning from full-time to…

Remote Work Taxation: What Employees and Employers Should Know

The concept of “remote work” emerged early in the Middle Ages. However, the term became more profound worldwide with the COVID-19 pandemic. This was when organizations realized that their goals…

Employment Contracts: Key Clauses to Watch Out For

Employers and employees are bound to each other in a professional setting. A disciplined approach is needed that allows both parties to interact without collision. Employers should be clear about…

Working for Workers Six Act, 2024 (Bill 229)

The Ontario government has introduced the Working for Workers Six Act, 2024 (Bil 229), which has now received Royal Assent and will build on the previous five Working for Workers…