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Canadian Employment Law Today
Issue 558 • Jun. 2, 2010
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CASES AND TRENDS
Making sense of overtime class actions
What employers need to know about why one was certified and one wasn’t
No age discrimination in early retirement plan: Tribunal
Service and age requirements for voluntary retirement package left long-term employee out in the cold when plant closed down
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Requesting information for background checks
When you can and can't ask for birth date and SIN
Monitoring employee telephone calls
Limits to recording employees on the telephone
CASE IN POINT
Employers’ common employment standards mistakes
Assumptions can be costly and lead to liability if employers aren’t familiar with the rules in their jurisdiction
MORE CASES
Employer can’t stick to discipline policy if other factors in play: Court
Employer didn't follow own policy of reviewing employee's circumstances
Caregiver thrown overboard for taking cruise with resident
Employer came up with different reasons to prevent worker from going on trip
YOU MAKE THE CALL
Senior supervisor digs himself a hole
Foreman had a little landscaping done on the side at his home
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