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Urgent legislative update for Ontario employers in 2025

By Larysa Workewych and Mia Music
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  • Pay Equity

The countdown is on for Ontario employers to update their job postings

By Larysa Workewych
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Right to disconnect proposed for federally regulated employees

By Larysa Workewych
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Increased termination notice entitlements under the Canada Labour Code come into effect on February 1, 2024 – is your organization ready?

By Larysa Workewych
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Federally regulated employers: New paid medical leave requirements come into force in less than a month!

By Larysa Workewych and Maggie Sullivan
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Un congé pour les funérailles de Sa Majesté la reine? Ce que les employeurs canadiens doivent savoir

By Larysa Workewych and Adrian Miedema
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A holiday for The Queen’s funeral? Here’s what Canadian employers need to know

By Larysa Workewych and Adrian Miedema
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Federally regulated employers: clock is ticking on your accessibility plans!

By Larysa Workewych
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Ontario paid sick days and deemed infectious disease emergency leave further extended to July 2022

By Larysa Workewych
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Federal Pay Equity Act came into force August 31, 2021 – what employers need to know

By Larysa Workewych
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Vaccine mandate introduced for federally regulated public servants

By Larysa Workewych
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$2.5 million payroll threshold for ESA severance pay includes global – not just Ontario – payroll, says Ontario Divisional Court

By Larysa Workewych and Adrian Miedema
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Ontario Superior Court of Justice rules that Bill 124 is unconstitutional

By Russell Groves, Emily Kroboth, and Larysa Workewych
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Deemed IDEL extended to end of 2021: What this means for Ontario employers

By Meaghen Russell and Larysa Workewych
  • COVID-19

Employer alert: Ontario issues “stay-at-home” order and new restrictions on businesses

By Adrian Miedema, Claire Browne, and Larysa Workewych

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Employment and Labour Law: 2025 Year in Review and Future Trends

The Canadian labour and employment law landscape continued to evolve in 2025 with important developments in wrongful dismissal litigation and human rights. In addition, Canadian legislators introduced new laws intended [...]

A review of landmark decisions in employment and labour law rendered in Québec in 2025

The year 2025 saw several significant judicial decisions shaping the landscape of labour and employment law. In the following pages, we present the key highlights from a dozen rulings by [...]

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