Employment Law
TV star claims discrimination against ABC over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Former General Hospital star, Ingo Rademacher, commenced a lawsuit on December 13, 2021, against the TV network ABC, claiming discrimination…
Nova Scotia Statutory Holidays in 2022
Find out when the Nova Scotia statutory holidays for provincially regulated employees are in 2022 and which holidays are optional.
Alberta Health Services places 1,600 staff on unpaid leave
Alberta Health Services mandatory vaccination policy On Monday, December 13, 2021, Alberta Health Services (AHS) placed 1,650 staff…
Employment lawyer on returning to the office safely amidst rise in COVID-19 cases
Employment lawyer Chantel Goldsmith speaks to the magazine Benefits Canada to discuss returning to the office safely for employees.
Employment lawyer on updating Public health of employee COVID-19 cases
Employment lawyer Alex Lucifero speaks with CBC's Samantha Beattie on COVID-19 breakouts in the workplace and employer obligations.
Alex Lucifero on Zoom terminations and employee rights
Employment lawyer Alex Lucifero joins Matt Skube on CTV News to discuss the recent viral mass Zoom termination and employee rights.
City of Toronto backs off return-to-office mandate
The City of Toronto announced on Monday, December 13th that the return to office plans are on hold and operations will remain remote.
Can my employer fire me over Zoom or video conferencing?
If you are fired over Zoom or another video platform in Canada, you have certain rights. Find out what they are, and…
Employment lawyer Lumi Pungea on vaccine booster policies
Employment lawyer Lumi Pungea joins Kelly Cutrara on Global News Radio 640 Toronto to discuss vaccine booster policies and employee rights.