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BC Court of Appeal affirms duty to mitigate for fixed-term employees

By Victoria Merritt
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Access to employee medical records: a changing legal framework

By Sarah-Émilie Dubois
  • Employment Standards
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Accès au dossier médical des employés : un cadre juridique en pleine évolution

By Sarah-Émilie Dubois
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An employer’s guide to hiring international students – Part 3: School’s out (and not just for the summer)

By Jonathan Mor and Heelan Kwon
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An employer’s guide to hiring international students – Part 2: Co-op work permits

By Jonathan Mor and Heelan Kwon
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William Williamson v. Brandt Tractor Inc. — Establishing cause for termination based on customer complaints can be trickier than you think  

By Stephanie Lewis
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Projet de loi 101 : ce que les employeurs du Québec doivent savoir

By Arianne Bouchard, Sarah-Émilie Dubois, and Daniel Santos Vieira
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Québec’s Bill 101: What employers need to know

By Arianne Bouchard, Sarah-Émilie Dubois, and Daniel Santos Vieira
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An employer’s guide to hiring international students – Part 1

By Jonathan Mor and Heelan Kwon
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Arbitration award contemplates the balance between employee privacy and workplace safety

By Jenny Wang
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Alberta Human Rights Commission awards substantial costs against complainant who engaged in misleading and improper conduct

By Jennifer A. Thompson and Carly Kist
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Recent amendments to Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety Code simplify the requirements for workplace health and safety policies

By Cristina Wendel and Tari Hiebert

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