Canadian HR Law

Out of sight, out of mind, out of pocket

Human rights in asset purchases

Canadian HR Law

Out of sight, out of mind, out of pocket

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