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Dentons + | COVID-19 Employment and Labour case law updates that you need to know about

By Cristina Wendel and Emily Kroboth
December 29, 2021
  • COVID-19
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In the below video, Cristina Wendel and Emily Kroboth provide answers to the most popular questions from a recent webinar on the latest employment and labour case law updates.

If you would like more information about the contents, please don’t hesitate to contact Dentons Canada’s Employment and Labour team.

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Cristina Wendel

About Cristina Wendel

Cristina Wendel is the lead of the Edmonton Employment and Labour group and leader of the Alberta occupational health and safety practice.

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Emily Kroboth

About Emily Kroboth

Emily Kroboth is a senior associate in the Employment & Labour group at the Toronto office of Dentons Canada LLP. Emily advises clients in all areas of labour and employment law, including employment contract and policies, discipline and termination, human rights and workplace accommodations, labour relations and occupational health and safety.

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