It is hard to lose the game when you make the rules
Privacy in the workplace continues to dominate the legal and policy discussions. Most recently, Jerry Agar of CFRB 1010 and the Toronto Sun, addressed the issue in an editorial. Naturally, …
Computer ruling seen as "seismic shift" in workplace privacy rights
Speaking with the Globe & Mail about the recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision on privacy rights in the workplace, Daniel Lublin had this to say; “I would call the …
Study Shows Ambiguous Harassment Hurts Most
Consider whether you have ever felt humiliated, excluded, insulted, threatened or personally attacked. There is a good chance that you are the victim of psychological harassment, and should contact a lawyer.
High school secretary moonlights as adult film star; What’s a principal to do?
Adult film entertainer, Samantha Ardente, must have known the jig was up when a student at the high school she works at asked her for her autograph.
“Any horny girlfriends”?
Unlike casual flirting at the office, harassing text messages can be very easily traced. A recent case from Florida allowed a woman to serve a subpoena to a cell phone provider to track down an unsolicited, harassing text message.
Keiko, call me!
A quick review of the sacking of TCHS CEO Keiko Nakamura.
Sheridan College Deletes IT Support Staff
Many people have been bitten by the “freeware” bug over the years and will do just about anything to satiate their downloading itch.
The NDP Wants to See Your Online Skeletons
…to prove that everyone past the age of 40 has a secret so dark that it holds the potential to ruin their career, he sent a telegram…
How to Tell Your Boss to Shove It
Employees are entitled to criticize management without fear of reprisal; that being said, a harmfully intended public expression differs from a privately reported grievance
That Smoke Could be Your Last One (on the Job)
According to a recent article from York Region, smokers cost employers “on average, $3,391 more a year each for health care and lost productivity…”