Cressey Construction v. Parolin: BC Court of Appeal Confirms Return-to-Office Order Was Constructive Dismissal
Return-to-office mandates are now one of the sharpest sources of legal risk for employers, and the BC Court of Appeal...
Return-to-office mandates are now one of the sharpest sources of legal risk for employers, and the BC Court of Appeal...
A senior employee spent nearly a decade earning equity in his employer's corporate group. One day after his share options...
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Hiring foreign workers through the Labour Market Impact Assessment process comes with strict legal obligations, and the consequences of getting...
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One of the most common questions employees ask before resigning is whether they can still collect Employment Insurance. The short...
When you are dismissed without cause in Ontario, your employer must provide reasonable notice or pay in lieu. The Employment...
When you are terminated without cause in Ontario, your employer will usually offer severance in one of two forms: a...
On July 7, 2026, Rogers Sports & Media announced it was cutting roughly 230 jobs and closing six radio stations...