What is a Common Law Employer?
A common question many employees ask is the difference between entitlements under the Employment Standards Act, 2000, S.O. 2000, c. 41 (the “ESA”), and common law reasonable notice. Understanding the …
Amdocs Layoffs: What It Means for Employees?
What is the reason for Amdocs layoffs? Amdocs, the Israeli business systems company traded on Nasdaq under the ticker DOX, is gearing up for another significant round of layoffs. Approximately …
Walmart Layoff: Understanding the Severance Rights
What is the reason for Walmart Layoff? Walmart, the renowned US multinational retail giant, is currently undergoing significant organizational changes, with reports indicating the elimination of numerous corporate positions and …
Maternity Leave Rights: What You Need to Know
Maternity leave and parental leave are pivotal aspects of employment in Canada, providing new parents with essential time to care for their newborns. In this comprehensive guide, we explore the …
CBC Layoffs 600 Jobs
Why is CBC/Radio-Canada Laying Off 600 Employees? In a significant development, CBC/Radio-Canada has made a groundbreaking announcement of laying off 600 employees nationwide at the onset of the 2024-2025 fiscal …
Spotify Layoff: Strategic Shift Amidst Growth Challenges
What Drove Spotify to Lay Off 17% of Its Workforce? Spotify experienced a surge in its shares, closing up over 7% on Monday, following the announcement of a significant workforce …
Bad Boy’s Bankruptcy: Challenges and Restructuring
All about Bad Boy’s Bankruptcy Bad Boy Furniture Warehouse Ltd. has received the green light from an Ontario court to initiate the liquidation process as part of its ongoing business …
Amazon’s Alexa Layoffs: Bold Move in the AI Arena
Amazon’s Alexa layoffs division indicating a shift in the company’s focus? In a strategic move to enhance operational efficiency and navigate economic uncertainties, Amazon has initiated a round of layoffs …
Canadian Tire Layoffs 3% of its Workforce
Canadian Tire layoffs significant workforce, amounting to approximately 3% of its employees in the fourth quarter, as it navigates through a period of weakening consumer demand. Why Is Canadian Tire …
Is Wearing a Poppy at Work a Right?
With Remembrance Day around the corner, Saskatchewan has turned its legislative mind to wearing poppy at work. The province has introduced a new law that permits employees to wear a …