We’ve all seen the headlines about cold, impersonal terminations and the negative impact on employees together with the litigation that ensues. If employers don’t want to see their company name alongside that of Meta, Twitter, Radio Shack and others, this blog offers some do’s and don’ts for economic-based workplace changes.
This blog shares lessons to avoid your workplace becoming a Little Shop of Workplace Horrors.
This blog provides some tips and tricks for developing the Electronic Monitoring Policy (required for Ontario employers with 25+ employees as of October 11, 2022), including strategies for tailoring it to the individual workplace and common pitfalls to avoid.
As of October 11, 2022, the ESA requires Ontario employers with 25+ employees to have a written policy on electronic monitoring. But before the policy writing begins, this blog will address four frequently-asked questions.
As Jennifer Heath notes in this blog, it takes more than just an exaggerated résumé to fool employers these days. What are the risks of hiring a fraudster and how can an employer protect itself?
We have all seen the headlines reporting on employees having said or posted something on social media which is highly inappropriate resulting in discipline or termination of their employment. However, employees are not the only ones engaging in inappropriate use of social media. Employers can very easily fall into that trap as well.
