Canadian HR Law

When can an employer relocate an employee?

Two cases highlights risks of constructive dismissal

Canadian HR Law

When can an employer relocate an employee?

The mitigation ‘Brake-down’

Court of Appeal confirms that every dollar earned in a new job must be deducted from wrongful dismissal damages

Canadian HR Law

The mitigation ‘Brake-down’

The township, the baker and the furniture maker

Court of Appeal hears appeals on termination provisions – again

Canadian HR Law

The township, the baker and the furniture maker

It’s been an absolute privilege

Case looks at how employers should handle malicious or false complaints by ex-employees

Canadian HR Law

It’s been an absolute privilege

When dismissal costs over $2.5 million

Recent Ontario decision offers cautionary tale for HR professionals

Canadian HR Law

When dismissal costs over $2.5 million

When ‘I accept’ is enough

Settlements reached by email may be binding agreements

Canadian HR Law

When ‘I accept’ is enough