Employment Law
Trump slaps 25% duty on automobiles not made in the U.S.
In response to the latest trade action, Canada is placing counter-duties on American vehicles that aren't compliant with CUSMA.
George Brown College Layoffs: Your Rights and Severance Pay Explained
Lost your job at George Brown College? Learn more about your severance rights in Canada and next steps after termination.
‘Liberation Day’ in the U.S.: How Canadian workers are affected
Insights on the latest trade action by U.S. President Donald Trump and key employment resources for Canadians.
Worker awarded damages due to sexual harassment at work: Employment lawyer on HR Reporter
Employment lawyer Mackenzie Irwin discussed workplace harassment and employee rights with Canadian HR Reporter.
Minimum Wage in Canada 2025: What You Need to Know
Learn about minimum wage laws in Canada in 2025, including federal and provincial rates, who they apply to, and your rights as…
Tailscale Severance Pay: Your Rights Explained
Laid off from Tailscale? Discover your rights in Canada, how severance pay is calculated, and steps to take after job loss.
U.S. trade war could cost Canada 160K jobs in Q2 2025, report warns
The Conference Board of Canada is anticipating a "swift recovery" if recent U.S. duties are lifted in three months.
Centennial College Layoffs: Your Rights and Severance Pay Explained
Lost your job at Centennial College? Learn more about your severance rights in Canada and next steps after termination.
Improving Canadian bankruptcy law amid the Bay creditor protection: Lior Samfiru with Law360
Lior Samfiru, Co-founding Partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP joined Law360 Canada to discuss Canadian bankruptcy laws.