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The Ontario government has announced a plan to reduce WSIB premium rates for 2022, and to distribute excess surpluses from the WSIB insurance fund to participating employers.
Read moreThe Canadian Federal Government announced much-anticipated, wide ranging new mandatory vaccine measures.
Read moreOHRC takes the position that mandating and requiring proof of vaccination to protect people at work or when receiving services is generally permissible under the Human Rights Code.
Read moreThe Ontario Government has further extended the existing measures designed to delay temporary layoffs from triggering ESA termination and severance liabilities.
Read moreMonday, September 20, 2021 is Election Day across Canada. For employees who have not already cast their vote at advance polls, employers must provide employees with paid time off to vote.
Read moreEffective October 26, 2021, vaccination will be a condition of employment for employees at all B.C. healthcare facilities. Also included are those working in settings such as home and community care facilities, including client homes.
Read moreWith the federal election taking place on September 20, 2021, the three major parties have made promises that will potentially have significant impacts on federal sector employers.
Read moreNova Scotia will be implementing a Proof of Vaccination Policy effective October 4, 2021 that requires individuals to be fully vaccinated if taking part in activities that are “discretionary, recreational, or non-essential”.
Read moreAs of September 22, 2021, individuals will need to be fully vaccinated and provide proof of vaccination with photo ID to access certain public settings and facilities.
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