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WRONGFUL DISMISSAL
May 15, 2013
Flight advisors fired, reinstated after abandoning posts
NAV Canada employees left on lunch breaks without backup following meeting about reduced staffing to cover breaks
JUST CAUSE
May 1, 2013
Field hockey coach denied reinstatement during trial
Coach’s absence during World Cup preparation wouldn’t bring irreparable harm if complaint successful: Court
HUMAN RIGHTS
Apr 17, 2013
Ontario’s human rights regime: No ‘crisis’ nor reason for ‘complacency’
Pinto Report finds Ontario’s revamped human rights system is working but there’s still room for improvement
HUMAN RIGHTS
Apr 3, 2013
‘Ghetto’ comment discriminatory, created toxic work environment
Effect of comments on employee were more important than intent
DISCIPLINE
Mar 20, 2013
Crossing the line with off-duty online posts
Posts employees make online can potentially drag the employer into their affairs and warrant discipline or dismissal
IMMIGRATION
Mar 6, 2013
Foreign worker’s acceptance of job offer invalid without permit
Probationary period didn’t start until worker obtained new LMO and work permit and accepted new offer
LIABILITY
Feb 20, 2013
Thinking ahead to avoid getting behind the 8-ball
Want to build a better workplace? Start by taking a proactive approach to HR law
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Onboarding recent immigrants in the workplace
Sue Sadler, senior director of services for Peel Region at ACCES employment in Ontario, talks about issues employers and immigrants face in onboarding, and what can be done to accommodate new immigrants
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Duty to Accommodate: Doing the Right Thing, at the Right Time, the Right Way, for the Right Reasons
Find out from the Canadian Human Rights Commission how far the duty to accommodate extends and what is required of everyone involved
Hilda Andresen, Canadian Human Rights Commission
Date: May 29, 2013
Time: 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. ET
Cost: $69 + applicable taxes
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Understanding and Preventing Harassment in the Workplace
Identifying harassment and having a plan of action to deal with it are key to ensuring your organization is living up to its obligation of providing a harassment-free workplace
Hilda Andresen and Catherine Pretty, Canadian Human Rights Commission
Date: Jun 11, 2013
Time: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. ET
Cost: $69 + applicable taxes
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Accessibility in Ontario: Understanding Evolving Requirements under the AODA
Stay on top of the latest standards for employers under Ontario's Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act
Leah Simon and Lisa Bolton, Sherrard Kuzz LLP
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Employment Law : Jeffrey R. Smith
3 border guards walk into a bar…
Suspension of CBSA trainers overturned in case that shows workplace policies aren't much use if employees don't know them
Canadian HR Law : Stuart Rudner
What HR can learn from Jackie Robinson
Central issue of movie
42
relevant in human resources: All applicants should be given equal opportunity
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