the written word

Bill 168 - The Scope of Compliance
  • An Act to amend the Occupational Health and Safety Act with respect to violence and harassment in the workplace and other matters
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, March 2008
  • Military Reservists' Leave is Now Law
  • New Employment Standards Act Posting Requirments
January Survey Results: Idle Minds - Boredom in the Workplace, March 2008
  • What Role Does Boredom Play In Your Workplace?
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, February 2008
  • Workplace Death Leads To Landmark Criminal Conviction For Quebec Company – A Sign Of Things To Come?
TEC’s Happy New Year... or is it?, January 2008
  • A Message to Managers and Supervisors.
TEC’s Tips for a Safe and Happy Holiday Season, Winter 2007
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, October 2007
  • Employer Obligations in October 10, 2007 Provincial Election

Employer'sEdge Spring 2007The Employers' Edge Newsletter, Spring 2007

  • Surreptitious Videotaped Surveillance Obtained by an Employer Admissible as Relevant and Probative Evidence
  • Did you know?
  • Random Drug Testing by Way of Saliva Sample prohibited for Safety Sensitive Unionized Employers
  • A Tax by any other name...continued
  • Harassment and Bullying: Not just human rights issues

The Employers' Edge Newsletter, Fall/Winter 2006
  • Court of Appeal Reduces Punitive Damages Award from $500,000 to $100,000
  • Unionized Employees Must Pursue Sexual Assault and Harassment Claims Through Collective Agreement
  • A Full and Final Release is a Bar to Pursuing a Pay Equity Complaint
  • The Company Holiday Event: Are employers liable for injuries caused by their intoxicated employees?
  • Alberta Court Finds Automatic Termination for Recreational Use Of Marijuana Discriminatory
The Employers' Edge Newsletter, Spring 2006
  • The Final Stop on OC Transpo
  • Evidence Heard at a Constructive Dismissal Trial Leads a Judge to Report Tax Evasion to the Canada Revenue Agency
  • Legislation Update: End of Mandatory Retirement Emergency Powers
  • Employment Law Case Alerts: New Test For Determining Independent Contractor Status
  • Workplace Bullying Leads to Constructive Dismissal Liability for an Employer and the Bullying Owner
  • No “Cap” on Reasonable Notice Damages, But…
  • Court Recognizes Action for Breach of Privacy
The Employers' Edge Newsletter, Winter 2006
  • Employers No Longer Entitled to Argue Frustration of Contract Due to Disability Under the ESA
  • Failure to Reinstate After Pregnancy Leave
  • Emergency Leave Update
  • Incentive Program Discouraged
  • ESA Entitlement and Constituted Reprisal
  • A Tax By Any Other Name…Revisited
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, Summer 2005
  • Ontario Court Awards $500,000 in Punitive Damages in a Wrongful Dismissal Case
  • The End of Mandatory Retirement
  • No Right to Lay-off in Absence of Employment Agreement
  • Bill 144 Now Law
  • Ontario Anti-Smoking Legislation Passes
  • Statutory Denial of Severance to Disabled Employees Discriminatory
  • Short Service Does Not Equal Short Notice
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, Spring 2005
  • New Hours of Work, Overtime and Emergency Leave Rules In Force In Ontario
  • Another Stop On OC Transpo
  • Remedy of Binding Arbitration Reversed
  • Tips for Increasing your Effectiveness as a Manager
  • "Butting Out" in Ontario Workplaces
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, Fall/Winter 2004
  • Employer Host Liability: What you Need to Know When Planning the Holiday Party
The Employers' Choice Newsletter, Summer/Fall 2004
  • Personal Health Information Protection Act is Now Law
  • What's New in Occupational Health & Safety
  • Employment Agreements For Existing Employees
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, July 2004
  • Family Medical Leave Now Available in Ontario
The Employers' Edge Newsletter, Spring 2004
  • Who is the "Employer" of Agency Workers
  • Expanding our Health and Safety Practice
  • Minimize Risk and Liability with Written Employment Agreements
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, March 2004
  • Expiry of Construction Industry Collective Agreements Fast Approaching
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, January 2004
  • Privacy Sector Privacy Legislation now in force in Ontario
The Employers' Edge Bulletin, Winter 2004
  • New Criminal Liability for Workplace Accidents
Crawford, Chondon & Andree LLP Bulletin, September 2003
  • Employer Obligations in October 2, 2003 Provincial Election
The Employers' Choice Newsletter, Summer 2003
  • The Legal Effect of “SARS” on the Workplace
  • Poor Treatment is Constructive Dismissal
  • Privacy Legislation: Additional Regulation of Surveillance in the Workplace
The Employers' Choice Bulletin, May 2003
  • SARS Assistance and Recovery Strategy Act, 2003
The Employers' Choice Newsletter, Summer 2002
  • Ontario’s Proposed Private Sector Privacy Legislation
  • Courts And Tribunals Revisit “Who Is An Employee”
  • Decertification Information Packages Released
The Employers' Choice Bulletin, February 2002
  • Secondary Picketing Not Illegal
The Employers' Choice Newsletter, Winter 2002
  • Emergency Leave And The Collective Agreement
  • Employer Obligations Under Private Sector Privacy Legislation
  • The Costs Of Defamation
The Employers' Choice Newsletter, October 2001
  • Employment Standards Act, 2000 In Effect
  • Supreme Court Clarifies Whether Dishonesty Equals Cause
  • Duty Of Good Faith During Employment?
The Employers' Choice Newsletter, June 2001
  • The Dangers Of Being A Host
  • Labour Board - Flexes Remedial "Muscles"
  • The Duty To Accommodate Challenge
  • Employment Standards Act, 2000 Update
Changes to the Employment Standards Act: What You Need to Know
  • Changes to the Employment Standards Act : What You Need to Know
  • The Employment Standards Act Overhauled for First Time in Twenty Years
  • What You as an Employer Should Be Doing Given the Employment Standards Act Changes

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