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Employment Law March 3rd, 2026

Payments Canada Layoffs: Employee Rights & Key Severance Facts

By Lior Samfiru

Payments Canada employees in Canada are entitled to full severance pay when a layoff hits. Find out how much and steps to…

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Employment Law March 3rd, 2026

43% of Workers Considering Job Change in 2026, Survey Finds

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the FlexJobs survey and key resources for non-unionized employees in Canada.

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Disability/Personal Injury March 3rd, 2026

Higher Fibre Intake Capable of Improving Sleep, 2026 Study Finds

By Sivan Tumarkin

Denied disability benefits for a sleep disorder? Learn more about your rights in Canada and how our experienced team can help.

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Employment Law February 27th, 2026

BMO Reportedly Shuttering Air Miles Division, Outsourcing Work to Expedia

By Lior Samfiru

Many long-service workers at Air Miles are affected by the workforce reduction. Key details and resources for affected staff.

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Employment Law February 27th, 2026

BMO Layoffs: What Employees Should Know About Job Cuts at Bank of Montreal

By Lior Samfiru

BMO layoffs explained. Learn about recent job cuts at Bank of Montreal, why they’re happening, and what affected employees should know.

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Employment Law February 27th, 2026

Canada Layoffs (2026): What They Mean & Your Legal Rights

By Lior Samfiru

Laid off or facing layoffs in Canada? Learn what a layoff really means, when severance is owed, and what to do next.

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Disability/Personal Injury February 27th, 2026

Who Pays for Long-Term Disability in Canada?

By Sivan Tumarkin

Who actually pays long-term disability benefits in Canada — your employer, an insurance company, or the government? Get a clear explanation.

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Employment Law February 27th, 2026

Block Cutting Nearly 50% of Workforce in 2026, Part of Restructuring

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the workforce reduction and key resources for affected non-unionized employees in Canada.

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Employment Law February 27th, 2026

Block Layoffs 2026: What’s Happening & Severance Rights in Canada

By Lior Samfiru

Block is cutting nearly 50% of its staff in 2026. Key details and resources for affected non-unionized workers in Canada.

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