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Employment Law February 17th, 2026

Munich Re Layoffs: What’s Happening, Who’s Affected & Severance Rights in Canada

By Lior Samfiru

Ergo, the primary insurance unit of Munich Re, is planning to cut hundreds of jobs. Key details and resources for Canadians.

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Employment Law February 17th, 2026

Coca-Cola Investing $141M in Brampton Facility, Creating Hundreds of Jobs

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the beverage giant's expansion and key resources for non-unionized employees in Ontario.

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Employment Law February 17th, 2026

Vancouver’s Matchstick Coffee Closing All Stores After 14 Years: Employee Rights

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the closure and comprehensive employment resources for affected non-unionized workers.

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Employment Law February 15th, 2026

Visier Layoffs: Employee Rights & Key Severance Facts

By Lior Samfiru

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

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Employment Law February 13th, 2026

Family Day Statutory Holiday in Ontario: Employee Guide (2026)

By Lior Samfiru

When Family Day occurs in Ontario, which workers are eligible for it, and next steps if you aren't given the day off.

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Employment Law February 13th, 2026

City of Toronto Employee Allegedly Used Sick Days to Work Second Job

By Lior Samfiru

Details on the complaint that Toronto's auditor general received and key resources for non-unionized workers.

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Employment Law February 13th, 2026

OPG to Build Nuclear Reactor in Port Hope, Creating Thousands of Ontario Jobs

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the utility's new facility and key resources for non-unionized employees in Ontario.

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Employment Law February 13th, 2026

Netflix Eliminating “Several Dozen” Positions in Product Division

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the restructuring at the streaming giant and key resources for non-unionized staff in Canada.

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A hand points a remote at an ambiguous streaming service on slightly obscured TV screen. Netflix Canada employees are entitled to full severance when they lose their job.
Employment Law February 13th, 2026

Netflix Layoffs: What’s Happening, Who’s Affected & Severance Rights in Canada

By Lior Samfiru

Netflix is scaling back the size of its product division in 2026. Key details and resources for non-unionized staff in Canada.

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