We see it frequently: an employee told to stay home with little or no pay, told it is temporary, told to wait. Many assume they have no choice. But employers invoke temporary layoffs with a confidence that often is not backed by law. Misunderstanding what a layoff...
The Impact of Gaps in Service on the Notice Period Employment relationships are sometimes interrupted when an employee leaves an employer only to return months or years later. In our practice, a question that arises regularly, and perhaps more frequently than one...
Daniel Hassell of ZFL Law was recently quoted in a case comment in Canadian HR Reporter. The article, which discussed the risks of having an overly broad termination clause and establishing a probationary period, is available to read here and below. ‘The whole concept...
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...
Recently, Zubas Flett Liberatore Law Lawyer, Ashna Gakhar, was quoted in a case comment by Jeffrey Smith of Canadian HR Reporter. The article, which discussed an employee’s duty to cooperate during the accommodation process, is available to read here and below....
Recently, Zubas Flett Liberatore Law Lawyer, Ashna Gakhar, was quoted in a case comment by Jeffrey Smith of Canadian HR Reporter. The article, which discussed disability accommodation policies and employer obligations, is available to read here and below. When it...
