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Whose property is it anyway? Employee not entitled to use of company car during disputed notice period

by Jackson Lund & Jemma Lewis
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In 415909 Canada Inc c.o.b. PARS 2000 v Moghadam,[1] the Ontario Superior Court of Justice held that an employee must first prove…

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Jackson Lund is a lawyer with Sherrard Kuzz LLP, one of Canada’s leading employment and labour law firms, representing employers. He can be reached at 416.603.0700 (Main), 416.420.0738 (24 Hour) or by visiting www.sherrardkuzz.com

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Jemma Lewis is a lawyer with Sherrard Kuzz LLP, one of Canada’s leading employment and labour law firms, representing employers. She can be reached at 416.603.0700 (Main), 416.420.0738 (24 Hour) or by visiting www.sherrardkuzz.com.

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