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What Ontario Employers Should Know About Bill 149 (Working for Workers Four Act, 2024)

May 14, 2024 Employment Law

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Protecting Business Interests: Non-Compete Agreements

March 28, 2024 Business Law

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Managing Employee Accommodation Requests in the Workplace

March 25, 2024 Employment Law

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Ontario Court of Appeal Finds Bill 124 Violates Unionized Workers’ Charter Rights

February 28, 2024 Employment Law

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Important Changes to Ontario’s Working for Workers Act, 2023

December 18, 2023 Employment Law

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Complying With Privacy Laws and Mitigating a Breach

December 13, 2023 Business Law

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Father Fails to Make Case for Discrimination Based on Family Status Before Ontario Human Rights Tribunal

September 19, 2023 Employment Law

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