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Employers owe notice before revoking work-from-home, Whitten warns

by Todd Humber
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Employers that want to pull long-time remote workers back into the office can still do it — but they have to give as much notice as they would owe in common law notice if they fired the person that day, says Toronto employment lawyer David Whitten. That calculation is the step employers keep skippin...

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