Interview Questions Employers in Ontario Must Avoid
Most employers do not intend to break the law during interviews, but it happens all the time. In Ontario, asking...
Most employers do not intend to break the law during interviews, but it happens all the time. In Ontario, asking...
In safety-sensitive work environments, following workplace safety policies isn’t optional; it’s essential. A recent arbitration decision highlights that even...
When an employee is dismissed without cause, wrongful dismissal claims often follow. Many of these disputes are resolved through settlement...
Employers in Ontario must tread carefully when modifying commission structures, especially when employment contracts restrict such changes without...
In Ontario, employees who believe they have faced discrimination at work can file complaints with the Human Rights Tribunal...
When a workplace dispute arises, can a federal employee skip the internal grievance process and sue a co-worker directly in...
When a business is sold through an asset sale, many employers assume they can terminate employees without significant liability. That assumption...
In Bertsch v. Datastealth Inc., 2025 ONCA 379, the Ontario Court of Appeal confirmed that a well‑crafted termination clause...
When an employee discloses a medical condition that affects their ability to perform their job, employers in British Columbia have...
Can long-term service or gradual promotions invalidate an employment contract? A recent British Columbia Supreme Court decision says no, not...
Employment disputes often begin with questions about termination, discrimination, or workplace mistreatment, but sometimes the most important issue is...
A demotion is one of the most legally sensitive actions a BC employer can take. Unlike a formal termination, a...