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Employment Law January 19th, 2018

We Must Empower Employees To Confront Sexual Assault: Huffington Post

By Lior Samfiru

A Vancouver employment lawyer discussed what employers need to do when allegations of sexual misconduct surface in the workplace.

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Employment Law January 18th, 2018

Amazon HQ2: Will They Play By Ontario’s Rules?

By Lior Samfiru

Toronto has been shortlisted as a possible location for Amazon HQ2. But will the massive company play by Ontario's employment and workplace…

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Employment Law January 18th, 2018

Hawaii False Alarm: “For Cause” Termination for Employee?

By Lior Samfiru

Should a 10-year employee face a termination "for cause" following the Hawaii False Alarm incident? Employment Lawyer Lior Samfiru reviews the facts.

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Employment Law January 16th, 2018

Yellow Pages layoffs affect 500 Canadian employees

By Jon Pinkus

Yellow Pages has announced that they will eliminate around 500 jobs in Canada. Find out what their rights to severance pay are…

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Alex-Lucifero
Employment Law January 8th, 2018

Minimum Wage in Ontario: Changes Introduced by Bill 148

By Alex C. Lucifero

Alex Lucifero, Managing Partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP, discusses the impact of the minimum wage increase and how it will affect employees…

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Employment Law January 4th, 2018

Tim Hortons Breaks and Benefits Cut – Your Employee Rights

By Lior Samfiru

In response to the increase in Ontario minimum wage, some Tim Hortons locations are changing terms of employee's jobs. Here are your…

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Holiday Party
Employment Law December 15th, 2017

900 CHML – Are You Allowed to Kiss at a Company Holiday Party?

By Chantel Goldsmith

Toronto employment lawyer and Samfiru Tumarkin LLP partner Chantel Goldsmith gives some office holiday party advice for both employees and employers.

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Laurine Bates in Interview
Employment Law December 14th, 2017

Employee Alleges Human Rights Violation by Magna International – 980 CFPL

By Jon Pinkus

A woman is going to the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal after alleging that her employer docked her pay due to washroom breaks…

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Laurie Bates, washroom break
Employment Law December 14th, 2017

Human Rights Hearing For Woman Docked Pay for Washroom Breaks – 640 Toronto

By Jon Pinkus

An employee of a Magna International subsiduary is claiming her pay was docked due to washroom breaks needed for her disability.

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