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Alberta Increases Length of Long-Term Illness and Injury Leave
Changes Taking Place Currently, under the Alberta Employment Standards Code (the “Code”), an eligible employee can take up to 16 weeks of long-term illness and injury leave per calendar year. Starting on January 1, 2026, eligible employees will be able to take up to 27 weeks of leave per calendar year. This change aligns with … Continued
Read moreEmployers’ Advisor December 2025
In this issue: 1) Ontario Gets Working for Workers Seven…And B.C. Plays Catch-Up (Or Skips Ahead) 2) Truth Over Tarnish: Negative Work Reference Held Not Defamatory 3) Time to Face the Change: HRTO Introduces Mandatory Mediation and Releases Updated Practice Directions
Read moreEmployers’ Advisor September 2025
In this issue: 1) Ontario Gets Working for Workers Seven…And B.C. Plays Catch-Up (Or Skips Ahead) 2) Truth Over Tarnish: Negative Work Reference Held Not Defamatory 3) Time to Face the Change: HRTO Introduces Mandatory Mediation and Releases Updated Practice Directions
Read moreEmployers’ Advisor June 2025
In this issue: 1) Ontario Gets Working for Workers Seven…And B.C. Plays Catch-Up (Or Skips Ahead) 2) Truth Over Tarnish: Negative Work Reference Held Not Defamatory 3) Time to Face the Change: HRTO Introduces Mandatory Mediation and Releases Updated Practice Directions
Read moreEmployers’ Advisor March 2025
In this issue: 1) Tariffs 2) Remote Work / Constructive Dismissal 3) Termination Clauses
Read moreEmployers’ Advisor December 2024
In this issue: 1) Wearable Devices / Workplace Recordings 2) Replacement Workers 3) Working for Workers Act
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