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In every employment relationship, an employer has the duty to protect and accommodate the right to equal treatment of persons.
The COVID-19 pandemic brings a wave of economic uncertainty for businesses all over the world. From the largest corporations to
COVID-19, commonly known as Coronavirus, is affecting the world like nothing we have ever experienced. We are adapting and adjusting
Coronavirus pandemic is a very risky time for small business owners. Here are some key points to protect your business in this disaster.
Like many places in the world, coronavirus is forcing employers and employees in Alberta to change their policies and strategies.
We thank government for fighting hard to preserve Canadians’ incomes; however, there are other concerns arising from Covid-19 in the area of employment law.
You might be surprised to know that many myths are running about wills and probate. Even you may believe some of these myths.
