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Arbitration award contemplates the balance between employee privacy and workplace safety

By Jenny Wang
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Duty to investigate informal complaints of discrimination in the workplace

By Jenny Wang and Taylor Holland
  • Workplace investigations

The tort of harassment and what it means for employers

By Jenny Wang and Taylor Holland
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Alberta court of appeal agrees: CERB is not deductible from wrongful dismissal damages

By Jenny Wang
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Protecting workplace investigations with legal privilege

By Jenny Wang
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Workplace investigations must be fair: Rushing to judgment can have costly consequences for employers

By Jenny Wang
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Workplace investigations: What employers should consider when choosing an investigator

By Jenny Wang
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Expansion of Alberta’s statutory bereavement and reservist leaves: What employers should know about Bill 17

By Jenny Wang
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Changes to Alberta’s long-term illness and injury leave effective January 1, 2026

By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang
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Alberta Human Rights Commission found termination of employee upon their return from medical leave was not discriminatory

By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang
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Are your restrictive covenants enforceable in Alberta?

By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang
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The Alberta Human Rights Act obligates complainants to act reasonably and accept fair and reasonable settlement offers

By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang
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Safeguarding innovation: What employers need to know

By Jaclin Cassios and Jenny Wang
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Refusal to cooperate with an employer’s Drug and Alcohol Policy leads to termination for just cause

By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang
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Can my lawyer attend my Occupational Health and Safety interview? Dos and don’ts for Alberta employers navigating OHS investigations

By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang
  • Occupational Health and Safety

Can my lawyer attend my Occupational Health and Safety interview? Dos and don’ts for Alberta employers navigating OHS investigations

By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang
  • Occupational Health and Safety

An important reminder that workplace violence and harassment are workplace hazards

By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang
  • Workplace investigations

Beyond the fun: Mitigating potential liabilities arising from employer-organized events

By Taylor Holland and Jenny Wang
  • Occupational Health and Safety

Disciplinary action complaints: Elements and appeal criteria

By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang

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Bill C-31: Proposed restriction on non-competition clauses for federally regulated employers

On May 6, 2026, the Government of Canada introduced Bill C-31, Budget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2 (Bill C-31), which proposes amendments to the Canada Labour Code that would prohibit [...]

Working for or against you: Copyright ownership and the “course of employment”

Without explicit provisions in employment agreements, employers risk employees retaining copyright in works they create, even when employees secretly develop a competing product. Employers presumptively own copyright in works made [...]

Legal updates for Canadian employers: Key tribunal and human rights decisions

Canada: On Friday, March 27, 2026, Dentons’ Employment and Labour team hosted a national session focused on recent human rights and tribunal decisions shaping employer obligations across Canada. As workplace [...]

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