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Employment and labour law trends to watch for in 2020

By Andy Pushalik
January 30, 2020
  • Pensions and Benefits
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Date and time:Start: February 11, 2020, 12:00 PM EDT

End: February 11, 2020, 1:00 PM EDT

This seminar is available in the following time zones:

12 a.m. – 1 p.m. EDT

10 a.m. – 11 a.m. MT

9 a.m. – 10 a.m. PT

This session is only available via webinar

CPD/CLE Accreditation

LSBC: This session is registered for 1 hour of CPD credit with the Law Society of British Columbia.

LSO: This program is eligible for up to 1 Substantive Hour with the Law Society of Ontario.

Barreau du Québec: An application for verification of eligibility has been submitted to the Barreau du Québec.

Join us for a complimentary 1 hour webinar where we’ll highlight and identify the changes in Employment and Labour law that you need to know about and the trends that can be expected to impact your workplace in 2020.

Topics will include:

  • Tips for Avoiding Employment Liability in 2020
  • Telecommuting: Considerations when Employees are Working Remotely
  • Ending the Employment Relationship of Long Service Employees – Pensions, Benefits and Compensation Strategies
  • Where are we going with notice periods?!

Please confirm your attendance by Friday, February 10, 2020.

Speakers

  • Catherine P. Coulter, Counsel, Ottawa
  • Alison D. Walsh, Partner, Edmonton
  • Scott Sweatman, Partner, Vancouver
  • Roxana Jangi, Senior Associate, Calgary

Questions

Please contact Justine Moller, Coordinator, Client Development and Events, at justine.moller@dentons.com or +1 416 863 4560.

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Andy Pushalik

About Andy Pushalik

Andy Pushalik is a partner and lead of the Employment and Labour group, both nationally and in the Toronto office. Recognized in The Legal 500 Canada as a “Next Generation Partner,” Andy has a broad labour and employment practice serving as “go to” outside labour and employment counsel to a wide variety of companies, charities and public sector organizations. His client roster includes a diverse mix of businesses operating in the retail, mining, energy, transportation, healthcare, sports and entertainment, media, manufacturing, insurance and financial and professional services industries.

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