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Canadian case law shows courts have consistently upheld terminations of employees related to damaging or inflammatory social media posts.
Remote work has blurred the lines of accountability, making it challenging to pinpoint the root causes of performance deficiencies.
On January 2026, employers must adhere to mandatory requirements in all publicly advertised job postings.
The Ontario government passed Bill 229 - Working for Workers Six Act, 2024, which proposes significant amendments to key employment legislation.
As workplace policies continue to evolve, employers should remain proactive and revoke policies when appropriate.
Non-profits should ensure that any decision related to volunteer dismissals is well-founded and follows the organization’s internal processes.
The Alberta Court has certified a class action lawsuit, allowing Alberta business owners to collectively sue the Alberta government.
Employers can protect themselves from significant liability by limiting termination entitlements to ESA minimums.