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British Columbia Employees Laid-off Due to COVID-19 May Now Be Able to Claim Substantial Severance
Laid-off employees in British Columbia who have been left in economically uncertain (un)employment limbo may be owed substantial severance. Read more to…
Can a business ban employees from wearing a poppy to work?
Employment lawyer Alex Lucifero speaks with CBC to discuss Whole Food's decision to ban employees from wearing poppies.
Employment Law Show 980 CKNW – S4 E30
Fired for showing up to work intoxicated, rights when a new owner takes the reins and the Ten Commandments of Termination on…
Will Canadians have to pay back their CERB?: 980 CKNW
A Vancouver employment lawyer joined the Jill Bennett show to discuss concerns over CERB repayments.
Class action lawsuits against Arch Insurance and Old Republic
Disability lawyer Sivan Tumarkin speaks with CBC-Radio Canada on the class-action lawsuits against Old Republic and Arch Insurance.
Employment Law Show 980 CKNW – S4 E29
An employment lawyer takes your phone calls on S4 E29 of the Employment Law Show on 980 CKNW Vancouver.
5 Disadvantages Insurance Companies Have | Disability Law Show TV – S3 E7
5 disadvantages insurance companies have that you must know about, cut off due to issues with doctors and more on the Disability…
Canadian insurance companies facing class-action lawsuits
Disability lawyer Sivan Tumarkin speaks about the class-action lawsuits against Old Republic and Arch Insurance in Insurance Business Mag.
Class Action lawsuits launched over cancelled Explorica School Trips
Sivan Tumarkin, disability lawyer, joins the Jill Bennet show to discuss the class action lawsuits launched against Old Republic and Arch Insurance.