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Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request In Kong v. Vancouver Chinese Baptist Church the probationary period was found to be the notice period minimum. Every employment relationship is unique, and courts will take account of the particular provisions of an employee’s contract in deciding what.
Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request Shoddy Investigations Expose Employers to Significant Liability Canadian Court awards $30,000 for failed investigation. A new case in the field of employment law is making it clear to employers relying on misconduct allegations that they can’t just conduct an.
Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request Five Things You Didn’t Know About Employment Law Ontario Employment Law is often counter-intuitive. This blog post goes through five little know, but very important aspects of Ontario Employment Law. 1. Dependent Contractors Owed Notice Are contractors entitled to.
Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request Sexual Assault in the Workplace- Employer Liability Sexual assault in the workplace is an issue which impacts an organization in multiple ways. The law recognizes that multiple heads of damages, including human rights, punitive damages and mental distress damage.
Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request Gordon v. Altus: Punitive Damages and Employer Misconduct In a recent Ontario case $100,000 was added for employer misconduct in punitive damages. In the employment law sector, the award of punitive damages is often hard to attain given that.
Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request Overtime Misconceptions about the Law With the exception of certain positions (managerial or supervisory), employment capacities (independent contractors and consultants) land certain industries (i.e legal professionals, internet technology professionals- see the ESA and its regulations (http://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/00e41) and the Ministry.
Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request Battle of the Case Law: Distinguishing Ford v. Keegan and Related Jurisprudence from Miller v. ABM, Wright v. Young and Rubicam New Developments in Termination Provision Jurisprudence The 2014 case of Ford v. Keegan, 2014 ONSC 4989 (CanLII) has.
Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request Human Rights Damages: Workplace Discrimination on the Basis of Religion An individual’s creed, or religious identity, is a highly personal part of their life. In a diverse society, it is important that employers and employees alike respect each other’s.
Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request (“This article originally appeared in the July 10, 2015, issue of The Lawyers Weekly published by LexisNexis Canada Inc. of July 10, 2015″) The falsification of student records would seem to be sufficient cause to terminate a teacher without.
Call us for a FREE 30 minute phone consultation at 416-907-9249 or submit a callback request Issues in Employment Law: Collecting from Bankrupt/ Shell Company Employers Typically, in employment law, the difficult aspect of collecting severance or other compensation related to dismissal is establishing an entitlement to those items, that is, establishing that the termination.