Employment Law
Starbucks CEO asks staff to step it up following February job cuts
CEO Brian Niccol told employees that the coffee chain isn't effective when it comes to decision-making and accountability.
Trump delaying auto tariffs until April after chat with Trudeau, automakers
The White House said the one-month pause is to ensure automakers aren't "at an economic disadvantage."…
Trump’s tariffs could affect more than 20K automotive jobs in Windsor
The update comes after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced counter-tariffs on a variety of American goods.
‘An extremely difficult day’: MLSE eliminating 10% of workforce
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment said the move comes after an "extensive review" of its operations in recent months.
MLSE Layoffs: Your Rights and Severance Pay Explained
Lost your job at Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment? Learn more about your severance rights and next steps in Canada.
Disney to trim Vancouver animation studio, part of strategy shift
A spokesperson for the entertainment giant said the company has decided to move away from long-form animation.
Disney Layoffs: Your Rights and Severance Pay Explained
Lost your job at Disney? Learn more about your rights to severance in Canada and next steps after termination.
‘Dumb thing to do’: Trudeau slaps U.S. with 25% counter-tariffs
Adjusting the Employment Insurance (EI) program is one of the relief options the federal government is looking at.
Telus offers severance packages to hundreds of workers in February
The buyouts reportedly targeted Telus Business Solutions, network operations, engineering, and other departments.