Labour and employment

Ont. Court allows university employee to add human rights claims to lawsuit against employer

Ont. Court allows university employee to add human rights claims to lawsuit against employer

He alleged that the university engaged in discriminatory and retaliatory actions against him

Ontario job posting laws tackle vast pay ranges spurred by rules in other jurisdictions

Ontario job posting laws tackle vast pay ranges spurred by rules in other jurisdictions

Salary transparency efforts set for 2026 will include a $50,000 cap on pay ranges

Robert Poirier appointed to review Ontario Municipal Employees' Retirement System

Robert Poirier appointed to review Ontario Municipal Employees' Retirement System

The system's governance model has not been reviewed in over 10 years

Louis Century talks working at the intersection of labour, refugee, and migrant issues

Louis Century talks working at the intersection of labour, refugee, and migrant issues

A partner at Goldblatt Partners LLP, Century has a high-profile – and high-impact – track record

Ontario Court of Appeal upholds employer's settlement and bars claim for vested stock units

Ontario Court of Appeal upholds employer's settlement and bars claim for vested stock units

The settlement's wording was clear, comprehensive, and released all claims: court

Wallace damages: what are they and are they still relevant?

Wallace damages: what are they and are they still relevant?

Counsels may wonder if Wallace damages are still applicable to Ontario’s common law or if the damages can still be awarded for wrongfully dismissed employees