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Federal government seeks feedback on exemptions and modifications to the new “hours of work” provisions of the Canada Labour Code

March 4, 2020

As many readers of Focus will recall, Part III of the Canada Labour Code (“Code”) was recently amended to provide…

Report of the Expert Panel on Modern Federal Labour Standards released

December 20, 2019

As we discussed in a previous Focus Alert, in addition to the Bill C-86 changes to the labour standards provisions…

WSIB’s new Rate Framework to come into effect January 1, 2020 – significant changes to employer classification and rate setting

December 19, 2019

Effective January 1, 2020, the Workplace Safety Insurance Board (“WSIB”) will be replacing its current Schedule 1 employer classification system…

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Federal government seeks feedback on exemptions and modifications to the new “hours of work” provisions of the Canada Labour Code

Report of the Expert Panel on Modern Federal Labour Standards released

WSIB’s new Rate Framework to come into effect January 1, 2020 – significant changes to employer classification and rate setting

Ontario caps compensation increases for public servants and the broader public sector

Limitations on specifically bargained benefits can exist outside of the express terms of the collective agreement

Voting time: Employers’ obligations on Election Day

New federal labour standards take root; federal employers take heed!

Canada Without Barriers to Accessibility by 2040

Ontario introduces legislation to limit compensation increases in the public sector

The existence of concurrent criminal charges does not stop the statutory limitation period from running

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