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Employment and Social Development Canada announces federal minimum wage of $15 per hour for workers in the federally regulated private sector, set to take effect on December 29, 2021. What are the potential implications for federal employers?
Read moreThe Federal Government has announced a Task Force to conduct a comprehensive review of the Employment Equity Act, with a report expected in 2022. This article sets out the mandate of the Task Force and the potential implications for federal sector employers.
Read moreThe Act provides that most federally-regulated employers with 10 or more employees in 2021 will have 3 years from January 1, 2022, to develop a pay equity plan for the workplace.
Read moreThe Canada Labour Code now includes a new statutory holiday, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, that will be observed by federally regulated workplaces on September 30th of each calendar year beginning September 30, 2021.
Read moreThis Advisor examines the impacts of a serious accident, and provides a roadmap for accident response planning for critical actions to take and mitigating adverse consequences for the Canadian employer.
Read moreThis issue highlights and provides context for the most significant developments in OHS for 2019.
Read moreThis issue provides a look back at some of the developments in labour and employment law across Atlantic Canada and upcoming changes for 2020.
Read moreLong-awaited amendments come as a result of two significant pieces of legislation, which aim to modernize the Code, Bill-C63 and Bill-C86.
Read moreAll health and safety appeals, under Part II of the Code, will now be heard and determined by the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
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