Recently, Zubas Flett Liberatore Law Lawyer, Jordan Bailey, was featured in an Ontario Municipal Human Resources Association’s (OMHRA) Insights post. The article, which discussed workplace culture and employee retention, is available to read here and below. Culture...
Off-Duty Misconduct: Navigating the Blurred Lines Between Personal and Professional Conduct In today’s interconnected world, what happens outside the workplace doesn’t always stay there. Off-duty misconduct—when an employee’s actions outside work hours affect the...
For US employers opening up for business in Canada, the legal obligations they have towards employees may seem daunting to figure out. There are many things to consider, but a common theme through much of it is the aim of protecting workers. And that means employers...
Employers operating in Canada can discover fairly quickly that there’s a high bar to justify firing an employee for just cause. And without just cause, employees are entitled to reasonable notice of dismissal – or pay in lieu – that can be surprisingly large for...
Recently, a lawyer at Zubas Flett Liberatore Law, Dan Hassell, was quoted in a case comment by Jeffrey Smith of Canadian HR Reporter. The article, which analyzed a decision from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice wherein a long-term employee was awarded more than...
