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Canada at Work: Employment Law Trends Shaping 2026

By Andrew Shaw, Ryan Carroll & David McIsaac on October 6, 2026
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Canada’s employment law landscape continues to evolve rapidly. From new AI disclosure requirements in hiring and expanding pay transparency obligations to increased scrutiny of independent contractors and proposed restrictions on noncompete agreements, employers face a growing web of compliance obligations across federal and provincial jurisdictions.

Our latest article (originally published in Chambers and Partners) examines the key legal and policy developments shaping Canadian workplaces and provides practical guidance for employers.

Click here to view the article.

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  • Blog:
    Canadian Labour and Employment Law
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    Baker McKenzie
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