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Ontario Ministry of Labour begins fall health and safety enforcement blitz

September 1, 2012

September marks the beginning of the Ontario Ministry of Labour’s fall enforcement blitz of the Occupational Health and Safety Act…

Canadian Human Rights Tribunal delivers landmark decision on “family status” under the Canadian Human Rights Act

September 1, 2012

In what has been hailed as a groundbreaking decision, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal recently ruled that the Canada Border …

Ontario Court of Appeal upholds nearly $200,000 in damages for loss of disability benefits during common-law notice period

July 1, 2012

Reasonable notice under the common law requires employers to dismiss their employees with proper notice or pay in lieu thereof.…

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Ontario Ministry of Labour begins fall health and safety enforcement blitz

Canadian Human Rights Tribunal delivers landmark decision on “family status” under the Canadian Human Rights Act

Ontario Court of Appeal upholds nearly $200,000 in damages for loss of disability benefits during common-law notice period

July 1st a Sunday? Holidays Act “bumps” Canada Day to July 2nd

Ontario Ministry of Labour announces targeted health and safety enforcement blitzes

Arbitrator upholds termination where employee refuses to cooperate with attempts to accommodate

Arbitrator holds lawyer's investigation report not protected from disclosure by solicitor-client privilege

Intrusion upon seclusion - Ontario Court of Appeal recognizes new tort for invasion of privacy

Threats in the workplace and Bill 168 – Arbitrator upholds termination

Divisional Court ruling confirms employers' expanded reporting obligations under the OHSA

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