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Employment Law June 1st, 2026

BC Courts Side with Mother of Twins Forced to Fully Resume In-Office Work

By Lior Samfiru

A closer look at the ruling and a comprehensive return-to-office resource for non-unionized employees in Canada.

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Employment Law June 1st, 2026

Canadian Trucking Firms Misclassifying Drivers Without Penalty, Investigation Alleges

By Jon Pinkus

A closer look at The Globe and Mail's findings and key misclassification resources for non-unionized workers in Canada.

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Employment Law June 1st, 2026

South Korea’s Hanwha Gives Algoma Steel Hope After Major 2026 Job Cuts

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the proposed partnership and a key resource for non-unionized employees in Canada.

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Employment Law May 29th, 2026

Canada Meeting Technical Recession Criteria as Economy Stalls in Q1 2026

By Lior Samfiru

A closer look at the latest report from Statistics Canada and a key recession resource for non-unionized workers.

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Employment Law May 29th, 2026

Hamilton Reviewing “Steelport” Project, Expected to Create 23,000 Jobs

By Lior Samfiru

A closer look at Slate Asset Management's AI data centre proposal and when the city is planning to learn more.

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Employment Law May 28th, 2026

Google Engineer Placed on Leave, Accused of Illegally Using Company Data

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the insider trading scandal at Google and key resources for non-union staff in Canada.

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Employment Law May 28th, 2026

Canada Life Worker Fired Over Benefits Fraud Loses Discrimination Case

By Lior Samfiru

A closer look at the ruling in favour of the insurer and key discrimination resources for non-unionized workers in Ontario.

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Employment Law May 28th, 2026

Federal Government Working to “Bring Back” Laid-Off Algoma Steel Staff

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information from Industry Minister Mélanie Joly and key resources for non-unionized workers in Canada.

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Employment Law May 28th, 2026

Algoma Steel Layoffs 2026: News, Restructuring & Severance Pay in Canada

By Lior Samfiru

The federal government is working to "bring back" laid-off staff at Algoma Steel. Key details and resources for Canadians.

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