Recent Court decision shifts interpretation of employment contract in favour of employer In a recent case, a Senior Product Manager was dismissed from his employment shortly before his restricted stock units (“RSUs”)¹ were scheduled to vest (ie when the conditions of...
Notice Pay, Termination Pay, Severance Pay – What does it all mean? In this post, we unpack the distinctions between these three concepts and explain how they are calculated for most provincially regulated, non-unionized employees. Appreciating the differences...
Bonuses are a great way to attract top talent and keep them by rewarding and recognizing not only their contributions to the organization, but their decision to stay with the organization. However, sometimes bonuses are owed to employees even when they don’t stay....
We’re all familiar with the idea of corporate headhunters – businesses and consultants dedicated to scouting and hunting for top talent to work for companies who hire these consultants just for that purpose. But whether they hire a third-party provider or handle...
Recently, Zubas Flett Lawyer, Tim Heneghan, spoke with Jeffrey Smith of Canadian HR Reporter. The resulting article, which discusses a recent court decision on reasonable notice after short service, can be read below or on the magazine’s website. 5.5...
Recently, Zubas Flett Lawyer, Ted Flett, was recently quoted in a case comment by Jeffrey Smith of Canadian HR Reporter. The article analyzed a recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision in which a long-service non-manager worker was awarded 30 months notice of...
