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Trade war leading to layoffs in Canada: Employment lawyer discusses with Global News
Employment lawyer Teilen Celentano joined Sean Previl at Global News to discuss the consequences of ongoing tariffs for Canadian employees.
AGM Renovations ‘permanently closed’: Staff looking for answers
Our firm has been contacted by several employees, including a subcontractor, who are curious about their legal options.
CFIB: 62% of small businesses ‘taking a hit’ from U.S. tariffs in March
The organization said most of the affected companies are in the manufacturing, wholesale, and transportation sectors.
How Trump’s tariffs could affect Canadians: 3 key employee rights
Sweeping U.S. tariffs could affect your employment in a variety of ways. Understand your rights in Canada and how we can help.
Prepac cutting 170+ jobs in Delta, production going to U.S. amid tariffs
Prepac is cutting more than 170 jobs in Delta, citing tariffs and shifting production to North Carolina by May 2025.
The risks of misclassifying employees as contractors | Employment Law Show TV – S9 E11
THE RISKS OF MISCLASSIFYING EMPLOYEES AS CONTRACTORS, a forced layoff, accommodations refused and more on Season 9 Episode 11 of the Employment…
40% of Canadians fear layoffs amid U.S. trade war, March poll finds
Ontario ranked the highest for job security concerns, with more than 50 per cent worried about unemployment.
Kwantlen Polytechnic University in B.C. to cut 70 faculty positions amid decline in international enrollment
Kwantlen Polytechnic University will cut 70 faculty positions due to a projected $49 million shortfall in international tuition revenue.
Canada Metal Processing Group cuts workforce amid U.S. tariff pressures
Canada Metal Processing Group announces a reduction of 140 jobs across its facilities, citing U.S. steel tariffs as a key factor.