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BlackBerry to split into two public companies, spinning off IoT business
The Canadian tech giant believes that the separation will improve its ability to "create value for all our stakeholders."…
Quick guide to social media in the workplace | Employment Law Show TV – S8 E02
QUICK GUIDE TO SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE, termination clauses, extending maternity leave, and more on Season 8 Episode 02 of the…
Amazon cuts 5% of jobs in its communications divisions
The latest round of job cuts affects a variety of operations, including Amazon Studios, Prime Video, and Music.
Suncor buying TotalEnergies’ Canadian operations for $1.47B: Employee rights
The energy giant said the acquisition aligns with its strategy to "wholly own and operate long-life strategic assets."…
3 Frequently Asked Disability Rights Questions | Disability Law Show TV – S6 E02
3 FREQUENTLY ASKED DISABILITY RIGHTS QUESTIONS on Season 6 Episode 02 of the Disability Law Show with disability lawyer and Partner Tamar…
Canadian tech company Hopper cutting 30% of staff to reach profitability
The Montreal-based online travel services provider is focused on breaking even "as fast as possible."…
Hopper: Severance Packages
Laid off or lost your job at Hopper? Learn about your employment rights in Canada and how to calculate your severance pay.
Is it legal to record a conversation at work in British Columbia?
Rights that non-union employees in B.C. should know before recording a chat with a coworker or their employer.
WestJet to Merge with Sunwing Airlines by October 2024
Sunwing’s 18 Boeing 737s and 2,000 employees will be folded into the Calgary-based carrier in a “seamless transition.”…