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Foreign workers who paid for Canadian jobs see legal win in BC court

Foreign workers who paid for Canadian jobs see legal win in BC court

Employer could be held liable for third-party agencies' errors, court rules

How to avoid unexpected liabilities in dismissals

How to avoid unexpected liabilities in dismissals

Notice periods, severance, stock options – employment law expert gives top tips on avoiding costly liabilities

Labour minister used 'discretionary power' to end rail labour dispute: report

Labour minister used 'discretionary power' to end rail labour dispute: report

Move 'unprecedented', says Canada Industrial Relations Board

'A very common mistake': emailed employment offer stands up in Supreme Court

'A very common mistake': emailed employment offer stands up in Supreme Court

'If you send a bare-bones offer letter and the employee accepts, you're stuck with that,' says lawyer offering tips for HR

Does accepting a job offer via email result in a binding employment agreement?

Does accepting a job offer via email result in a binding employment agreement?

BC Supreme Court looks: worker says subsequent contract sent not enforceable