New Rules Protect Workers and Ensure They Have the Same Rights as other Canadians
On behalf of Osuji & Smith posted in Employment and Labour Law on Thursday, June 21, 2018 On June 1, […]
2018
2018
Edmonton Police Service is Facing Harassment Allegations by a Civilian Employee
Don Goss alleges he was harassed, bullied and intimidated by a co-worker during his years with the Edmonton Police Service (EPS).
2018
Impaired Driving Law Changes in Alberta
Changes to Alberta’s alcohol- and drug-impaired driving offenses and sanctions came into effect April 9, 2018.
2018, Jan
Employment Figures In Alberta Show Uptick In Economy
Alberta has seen a large decrease in employment figures even on a monthly basis, as the unemployment rate fell by 0.4 percent between November and December.
2018, Jan
Estate planning is critical for art collectors
The result of not creating proper estate plans for valuable items such as an art collection can have many consequences for a family.
2018, Jan
New Business Laws Come Into Effect In Alberta
The new legislation came into effect on Jan. 1 and covers a variety of issues which affect employees and business owners.
Dec, 2017
MLA terminated woman’s employment illegally, tribunal says
Several stories of sexual harassment in the workplace have been making headlines lately, sparking discussion on the legal rights of workers.
Dec, 2017
Employment figures show increasing job vacancies
There are often mixed reports on job prospects in Canada. One of the reasons for this is that employment rates can vary between provinces and industries.
Dec, 2017
Real Estate Insurance May Be Denied If Changes Aren’t Reported
Landlords have many things to consider when leasing a property, including provincial laws and insurance coverage.
Dec, 2017
Uber faces class-action lawsuit over business practices
In the digital age, companies must be careful with how they handle customer data. Uber is learning this lesson the hard way in Alberta.