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  1. Employment & Human Rights Law in Canada

    2022 HR Law Trends

    By Lisa Stam

    As we start to wrap up 2022, workplace law continues to move at an unpredictable, quick and sometimes wacky pace. Both managers and employees alike are burnt out and struggling…

  2. Clio Blog

    Challenges Facing Law Firms in the next 5 Years: A Guide

    By Publisher

    The legal industry has changed significantly during the pandemic era in ways large and small. These changes will continue to impact legal practices moving forward. In fact, these changes will…

  3. Mike McBride Online

    Linked – What Great Remote Managers Do Differently

    By Mike McBride

    If you haven't taught your managers how to do more than measure time in seats, you've done everyone a disservice, especially those same workers who performed so well for you…

  4. Labor & Employment Insights

    Happy Thanksgiving and the Many Things for Which We Are Thankful – 2022 Edition

    By Stephanie C. Gaston, Anne R. Yuengert

    This year brought substantial progress in the way of slightly fewer positive COVID-19 cases and/or transmissions and increased vaccinations. Consequently, in the employment world many of you reopened your offices…

  5. Ackah Business Immigration Law

    Episode 44: US Immigration Attorney Diane Butler: Immigration for Entrepreneurs, Remote Workers, Startups and Others

    By Publisher

    BOOK YOUR FREE CASE EVALUATION Calgary immigration Evelyn Ackah talks with U.S. immigration attorney Diane Butler, Chair Immigration Group at Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, on the Ask Canada Immigration Lawyer…

  6. HR Law Watch

    Back to School – Remembering the 4 R’s: RIFs, Remote Work, Requests for Accommodations, and Recruitment in Uncertain Times, Part Two

    By Denise M. Keyser, Meredith S. Dante, Brian D. Pedrow, Christopher T. Cognato

    Part two of our "Back to School" webinar series will take a look at looming issues for employers as they face an uncertain economic forecast while still dealing with novel…

  7. Vedder Works

    Who is Watching The Watchers? California Seeks to Limit Monitoring of Remote Employees

    By Allison Czerniak, Elizabeth N. Hall

    Electronic monitoring of employees’ remote work has increased in the last few years as employers have become concerned with employee productivity during the Covid-19 pandemic.  Monitoring technology can track the…

  8. Angela Reddock-Wright Blog

    Did I Get It Right? My Predictions About Remote Work in 2022 & Beyond

    By Angela Reddock-Wright

    Remote work, so it seems, may not be as permanent as we thought.  From SHRM to Bloomberg, the wave of news about return-to-office pushes amidst a looming recession has been…

  9. My Case Blog

    How to Thrive as a Remote Work Lawyer

    By M.E. Hammond

    Remote work is here to stay—even in law. According to a report from the American Bar Association, nearly 90% of surveyed lawyers said that their firms allowed team members to…

  10. Achkar Law Blog

    Should I Tell My Employer I Am Working Remotely from Another Province?

    By Christopher Achkar

    The initial wave of the COVID-19 pandemic forced employers to explore alternative work arrangements, such as remote work. Despite the recent push towards reopening physical offices, many employers allow their…