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Zubas Flett Law in the News: Hasty Agreement Unenforceable

Zubas Flett Law in the News: Hasty Agreement Unenforceable

by Zubas Flett Law | Nov 29, 2022 | Employee, Employment Contracts, Notice Period, Termination Clauses, Termination of Employment, Zubas in the News

Recently, Zubas Flett Lawyer, Ted Flett, spoke with  Jeffrey Smith of Canadian HR Reporter. The opinion piece, which discussed the enforceability of termination clauses can be read here or below. Hasty employment agreement unenforceable in Ontario case   Beauty...
Zubas Flett Law in the News: Ontario Case Highlights Need to Update Employment Contracts

Zubas Flett Law in the News: Ontario Case Highlights Need to Update Employment Contracts

by Zubas Flett Law | Oct 5, 2022 | Employment Contracts, Termination of Employment, Zubas in the News

Recently, Zubas Flett Lawyer, Dan Hassell, spoke with  Jeffrey Smith of Canadian HR Reporter. The opinion piece, which discussed the enforceability of termination provisions can be read here and is summarized is below. Why Are More Termination Provisions Being...
Zubas Flett Law in the News: Fire does not Frustrate Contracts

Zubas Flett Law in the News: Fire does not Frustrate Contracts

by Zubas Flett Law | Aug 16, 2022 | Employment Contracts, Frustration of Contract, Zubas in the News

Recently, Ted Flett, Zubas Flett Lawyer, spoke with Jeffrey Smith of Canadian HR Reporter. The opinion piece, which discussed a Superior Court of Justice ruling that an employer’s closure after a fire didn’t frustrate the contracts of its employees. Hotel’s...
To be an Employee or not to be an Employee: the Importance of Classifying Workers

To be an Employee or not to be an Employee: the Importance of Classifying Workers

by Zubas Flett Law | Feb 17, 2022 | Dependent Contractor, Employee, Employment Contracts, Independent Contractor

Identifying the Differences Among Employees, Independent Contractors, and Dependent Contractors and Why it Matters. Are you an Employee or Independent Contractor? Identifying whether an individual is an employee or independent contractor is fundamental in determining...
Tips to Choose an Employment Lawyer

Tips to Choose an Employment Lawyer

by Zubas Flett Law | Feb 9, 2021 | Employment Contracts, Employment Lawyer, Temporary Lay Off, Termination of Employment

Just Been Fired? Five Search Tips for Finding an Employment Lawyer When you’ve just been fired, choosing an employment lawyer to help assess your rights and fight for a better settlement isn’t quite like kicking the tires on a new car or trying on wedding dresses. The...
What Should Employees look for in an Employment Contract?

What Should Employees look for in an Employment Contract?

by Zubas Flett Law | Nov 2, 2020 | Employment Contracts

Eight Pitfalls to be Aware of Before Signing an Agreement So, you’ve come through rounds of gruelling interviews and reference checks and have received an offer of employment. Or maybe, just a friendly casual conversation. The start of a new job frequently starts with...

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