Employment Law
Nokia Layoffs: 15% of staff, or 14,000 jobs, slashed in streamlining
The Finnish telecom giant expects the layoffs to reduce staffing expenses by 10-15 per cent.
Federal agencies must do more to create ‘truly inclusive workplace’, report finds
Canada’s auditor general concluded that six government organizations need to improve their response to racism and discrimination at work.
Can employers prevent staff from taking on side gigs?
Boss doesn't approve of side hustles? Understand your rights in Canada and how our experienced team can help.
Desjardins Layoffs: 400 jobs slashed amid challenging economic conditions
The financial services conglomerate said some of the layoffs will come through natural attrition.
Desjardins: Severance Packages
Laid off or lost your job at Desjardins? Learn about your employment rights in Canada and how to calculate your severance pay.
Executive Employment Contracts: Definition & Negotiating
This guide sheds light on the six crucial areas of executive employment contracts and offers insight into maximizing your severance.
ATS acquiring water purification company Avidity Science for $265M: Employee rights
Understand your rights in Canada if your employer decides to sell the business and how our experienced team can help.
Scotiabank cuts 3% of staff, streamlining banking operations
The restructuring charge is one of several charges that are expected to impact the bank's fourth-quarter results.
Tourmaline Oil buying Bonavista Energy for $1.45B: Employee rights
The deal, which subject to customary regulatory and stock exchange approvals, is expected to close in the second half of November.