Employment Law

By Liam Casey Ontario taxpayers have forked over $4.3 million in legal fees after the province lost two court cases defending a wage-cap …

Nearly one-third of Canadian job seekers are pursuing side hustles during their primary work hours, with half of employers lacking policies to …

By Andrew Bates | Telegraph-Journal A whistleblower challenging his firing from Opportunities New Brunswick says his case exposes issues preventing whistleblowers from coming …

By Dave Baxter | The Winnipeg Sun The former CAO of a western Manitoba community is suing his former employer, claiming years of …

A pipefitter working in a remote Alberta camp has been awarded workers’ compensation benefits after the Appeals Commission for Alberta Workers’ Compensation …

The Ontario Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by VAC Developments Limited in a defamation case against a former employee who …

Off-duty conduct can be a perplexing and difficult headache for employers. In an era where almost everything is recorded, poor behaviour by …

A woman who was fired after asking to work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic in an effort to protect her diabetic …

In a decision handed down by the Health Services Appeal and Review Board, an Ontario worker and her family were denied continued …

The Nova Scotia Labour Board has sided with Dalhousie University, overturning two compliance orders issued by an Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) …