Rudner Law Blog

The Rudner Law Blog, published by Rudner Law, focuses on employment and workplace law issues affecting both employers and employees. It covers topics such as employment contracts, termination clauses, wrongful dismissal, workplace harassment and bullying, human rights and accommodation, health and safety, leaves of absence, and alternative dispute resolution. The blog also addresses emerging legal challenges like worker misclassification and evolving case law on just cause and severance. It provides analysis of statutory compliance under laws like the Employment Standards Act and the Canada Labour Code, offering strategic advice for managing employment relationships and disputes.

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If you’ve spent any time on dating apps, you’ll know that a common feature on people’s profiles is often an argument about Oxford commas (which is why I’m partial to the offline world). Jokes aside, comma placement is important, as…

Well, this dilemma is arguably less troublesome now, at least when it comes to long-term illness leave.
Ontario’s employment landscape is undergoing significant shifts, with new legislative developments aimed at enhancing worker protections and ensuring fair treatment. As of June

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An employee dismissal creates a two-way street of obligations. The employer is required to provide the employee with reasonable notice of the dismissal or pay in lieu of this notice (unless restricted by contract). The employee is required to make

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