Employment contracts shouldn’t be considered “set it and forget it” documents. With what feels like almost constantly evolving case law, employers need to keep contracts up to date or risk having key provisions thrown out by a court.
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Employment & Human Rights Law in Canada, published by Spring Law, focuses on legal issues related to employment relationships and human rights within Canadian workplaces. The blog covers topics such as employment contracts, terminations, compensation, compliance reviews, wrongful dismissal, disability accommodations, and collective agreements. It also addresses emerging workplace challenges including remote work policies, electronic monitoring, AI use in hiring and workplace practices, and evolving employment standards legislation. The content includes practical guidance on policy development, legal compliance, and risk management for employers and HR professionals, with a particular emphasis on Ontario employment law and recent regulatory changes.
Employment contracts shouldn’t be considered “set it and forget it” documents. With what feels like almost constantly evolving case law, employers need to keep contracts up to date or risk having key provisions thrown out by a court.
If a…
The Case for Diversity
Beyond all the moral and ethical reasons for promoting a diverse workforce, the business case for diversity is clear.
A decade ago, a McKinsey study of 366 companies in Canada, Latin America, the United Kingdom, and…
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