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Employer and insurer both breached privacy of employee
Send to KindleThe Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta has determined that an employer violated the Personal Information Protection Act and the Freedom of Information and...
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Employers ask: what conduct by an employee constitutes cause for dismissal
Send to KindleImage: David Castillo Dominici / FreeDigitalPhotos.netI am frequently asked by employer clients to describe what type of conduct by an employee will be held by the courts to qualify as...
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Why the need for a comprehensive health benefits plan?
Send to KindleImage: www.job-applications.comTo many, comprehensive health benefits are second nature. We don’t think about them often because if we’re lucky, we don’t need to use them often (except...
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Free prescription drug coverage for Ontario youth
Free prescription drug coverage for Ontario youth is coming in 2018. What will the impact be for employers? Starting January 1st, 2018, prescription drugs will be free for Ontarians aged 24 and under....
View ArticleEmployer and insurer both breached privacy of employee
The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta has determined that an employer violated the Personal Information Protection Act and the Freedom of Information and Protection of...
View ArticleEmployers ask: what conduct by an employee constitutes cause for dismissal
I am frequently asked by employer clients to describe what type of conduct by an employee will be held by the courts to qualify as cause for dismissal. Employers are often frustrated by the answer they...
View ArticleWhy the need for a comprehensive health benefits plan?
To many, comprehensive health benefits are second nature. We don’t think about them often because if we’re lucky, we don’t need to use them often (except the massages, of course). In fact, the majority...
View ArticleFree prescription drug coverage for Ontario youth
Starting January 1st, 2018, prescription drugs will be free for Ontarians aged 24 and under. Ontario’s Youth Pharmacare, also known as OHIP+, is the first universal drug program of its kind in Canada....
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