Employment law

Quebec employer sparks backlash with anti-woke job ad

Quebec employer sparks backlash with anti-woke job ad

Is discrimination ever allowed in job ads? Lawyer outlines legalities, best practices

Ontario software developer pays over $500,000 for stealing trade secrets and client information

Ontario software developer pays over $500,000 for stealing trade secrets and client information

Court reduces original award but confirms worker exploited confidential business knowledge

$410,000 fine: Ontario college, director fined for failure to pay wages

$410,000 fine: Ontario college, director fined for failure to pay wages

Failed to comply with orders to pay wages issued by employment standards officer (ESO)

Ontario unveils Working for Workers Seven Act to protect workes amid U.S. tariffs

Ontario unveils Working for Workers Seven Act to protect workes amid U.S. tariffs

From new safety rules to crackdowns on job ad scams, legislation looking to retrain workers hit by U.S. tariffs, and better protect jobseekers

BC Human Rights Tribunal explains meaning of ‘disability’ in Human Rights Code

BC Human Rights Tribunal explains meaning of ‘disability’ in Human Rights Code

Temporary symptoms can qualify as disability requiring accommodation, protection

Quebec Law 14: Employers changing approach to hiring, finds survey

Quebec Law 14: Employers changing approach to hiring, finds survey

1 in 3 companies adjusting hiring practices for English-speaking candidates, with some stopping altogether