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Starbucks Slashing 900 Jobs, Closing Underperforming Stores in Canada
The latest information on the restructuring at the coffee giant and key resources affected non-unionized workers.
Sun Life Faces $500K Lawsuit from Toronto Alzheimer’s Patient Denied Disability Benefits
A Toronto woman with Alzheimer’s is suing Sun Life for $500K after being denied long-term disability benefits. Discover your rights.
University Professor Suspended Over Charlie Kirk Commentary: Employment Lawyer with Toronto Life
Employment lawyer Jennifer Corbett, spoke with Toronto Life on the implications of employee online conduct.
Shawn Simoes FHRITP Case: What Happened and What It Says About Off-Duty Conduct
Hydro One employee Shawn Simoes was fired after the viral FHRITP incident, but reinstated later. Learn about employee rights in Ontario.
Losing Your Job Due to Social Media Posts: Employment Lawyer on 640 Toronto
Employment lawyer Jennifer Corbett, joined Alex Pierson on 640 Toronto to discuss loss of employment due to social media posts.
Cyclist Rylan Kafara’s $6,000 Insurance Bill Sparks Legal Debate
After a crash with an SUV, cyclist Rylan Kafara received a $6,000 threat from Wawanesa Insurance. Lawyer Sivan Tumarkin talks to overreach.
Refusing In-Office Work Determined by Contract: Employment Lawyer Discusses with CFRA
Employment lawyer Teilen Celentano spoke with Newstalk 580 CFRA on the rights of employees asked to return to the office.
Limited Options for Employees Forced to Return to the Office: Jon Pinkus with the Financial Post
Employment lawyer Jon Pinkus spoke with the Canadian Press regarding employers' recent push to return staff to the office.
Justice for Sexually Harassed Toronto Worker: Employment Lawyer on HR Reporter
Senior Associate Karen Tereposky examines a recent workplace harassment ruling with Canadian HR Reporter's Jeffrey Smith.