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EMPLOYEE SILENCE DOES NOT EQUAL ACCEPTANCE OF TEMPORARY LAYOFF
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By WHRL
In Employment Law Posted May 24, 2023

EMPLOYEE SILENCE DOES NOT EQUAL ACCEPTANCE OF TEMPORARY LAYOFF

The recent decision of Pham v Qualified Metal Fabricators Ltd. [Pham] by the Ontario Court of Appeal (“ONCA”) serves as a reminder that in the absence of an explicit provision in an employment [...]

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PRIVILEGE PREVAILS: ONTARIO COURT OF APPEAL UPHOLDS DISMISSAL OF DEFAMATION ACTION CONCERNING WORKPLACE INVESTIGATION REPORT
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By WHRL
In Employment Law, Workplace Investigation Posted May 11, 2023

PRIVILEGE PREVAILS: ONTARIO COURT OF APPEAL UPHOLDS DISMISSAL OF DEFAMATION ACTION CONCERNING WORKPLACE INVESTIGATION REPORT

In Safavi-Naini v Rubin Thomlinson LLP [Savafi-Naini], the Ontario Court of Appeal (the “Court”) upheld a motion judge’s dismissal of a defamation action brought by the complainant in a workplace [...]

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NO DUTY OF CARE OWED BY LAWYERS ACTING AS INVESTIGATORS TO COMPLAINANTS IN WORKPLACE INVESTIGATIONS
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By WHRL
In Employment Law Posted May 3, 2023

NO DUTY OF CARE OWED BY LAWYERS ACTING AS INVESTIGATORS TO COMPLAINANTS IN WORKPLACE INVESTIGATIONS

In Mezikhovych v Kokosis [Mezikovych], the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (“ONSC”) found that no duty of care is owed by a lawyer acting as an investigator to a complainant in the context of a [...]

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Employer’s Bad Faith Conduct in Dismissing Employee Leads to $15,000 in Moral Damages
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By WHRL
In Employment Law Posted May 3, 2023

Employer’s Bad Faith Conduct in Dismissing Employee Leads to $15,000 in Moral Damages

The recent decision of Teljeur v Aurora Hotel Group [Teljeur] is a stark reminder that employers must fulfill their duty of good faith and statutory obligations when dismissing an employee [...]

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