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November 25, 2025

Published article by Ronald Minken and Tanya Sambi, November 2025: Canada layoffs 2025: what employers and workers must know

September 25, 2025

Published article by Ronald Minken and Tanya Sambi September 2025: "Termination clauses vs. equity compensation: under appeal"

September 1, 2025

Published article by Ronald Minken and Tanya Sambi, September 2025: Canada's electric vehicle mandate: economic disruption and mass layoffs?

July 16, 2025

Published article by Ronald Minken and Tanya Sambi July 2025: "ESA-compliant language can exclude common law notice: Ontario decision".

Canadian HR Reporter: Ambiguous termination clauses interpreted in favour of employees
July 7, 2025
Published article by Ronald Minken and Tanya Sambi, July 2025: “Ambiguous termination clauses interpreted in favour of employees”

Canadian HR Reporter: Navigating remote work challenges – training, supervision, termination
June 9, 2025
Published article by Ronald Minken and Tanya Sambi, June 2025: “Navigating remote work challenges – training, supervision, termination”

Canadian HR Reporter: Remote work recall leads to constructive dismissal
May 13, 2025
Published article by Ronald Minken and Tanya Sambi, May 2025: “Remote work recall leads to constructive dismissal”

Canadian HR Reporter: Fired for political social media posts – employees/directors beware!
March 31, 2025
Published article by Ronald Minken and Tanya Sambi, March 2025: "Fired for political social media posts - employees/directors beware!"

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