Privacy Issues and Rights at the Workplace With remote work becoming more common following the Covid-19 pandemic, employers have become increasingly concerned about employee productivity. Learn more about your Privacy …
Shortly after Elon Musk took over Twitter, this multi-national social media company temporarily closed its offices and cut workers’ access to internal systems. While it has not been confirmed whether …
Jennifer Valentyne, a Canadian broadcast personality, has recently spoke out against her alleged experience of gender discrimination in the workplace, which ultimately led to her dismissal. In a 13-minute video …
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL Questions about what the new workplace will look like are a key theme in 2022 as employees return to the office in larger numbers. …
Protests and rallies are nothing new; however, the beginning of 2021 saw some extreme protests – Capitol Hill in the USA, anti-vaccine protests, anti-maskers protesting the lockdowns, and other measures …
Whitten & Lublin once again wins the 2020 Canadian Lawyer Top 10 Labour and Employment Boutiques Award! Fast and gradual change are both driving the need for labour and employment …
After several attendees of last month’s white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., were outed on social media and then quickly fired, Canadian employers are asking, “Can attending a white supremacist …
Termination Due to Off-Duty Conduct The vulgar, off-duty conduct of Hydro One employee, Shawn Simoes, has brought concern for many employees. After all, it’s not often that an employee is …
Employees-beware of your work skeletons! Social media can be a good source for many things, even handy for employers to uncover employee work skeletons. Potential job candidates and employees need …
Nothing is more public than expressing your work frustrations and criticizing your employer on social media sites and the internet. This is not the smartest idea considering the workplace consequences …
