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Court of Appeal upholds three-year employment commitment following business sale despite termination clause

An asset purchase agreement’s employment guarantee superseded an employment contract’s early termination provision.

Ontario Court of Appeal offers clarification on post-employment earnings and employers’ evidentiary burden in mitigation analysis

Employers should request complete information about any employment income earned during the alleged common law reasonable notice period.

Scaling your workforce with confidence: employment strategies for emerging and high-growth companies

Steven Dickie, partner, and Irmak Aydemir, associate, from Osler’s Employment and Labour group walked through key employment considerations...

AI in hiring: Ontario employers grappling with new job posting disclosure requirement

New rules are in effect in Ontario that require employers to disclose whether AI is used in publicly advertised job postings.

Evolving needs for Emerging and High Growth Companies: Series B stage

Learn about commercial and employment considerations for emerging, high-growth companies at the Series B stage.

Evolving needs for Emerging and High Growth Companies: Seed stage

Learn about commercial and employment considerations for emerging, high-growth companies at the Seed stage.

AI in the workplace: what employers in Ontario need to know

Ontario has begun to take incremental steps towards regulating how AI ius used in the workplace.

Employment and Labour Law Insights: Civil Rules Review, mandatory mediation process and arbitration clauses

In the second instalment of our quarterly Employment and Labour Law Insights webinar series, Osler’s Kelly O’Ferrall, Steven Dickie, Irmak...

Another termination provision bites the dust: Baker v. Van Dolder’s Home Team Inc.

Ontario’s Superior Court has struck down yet another set of termination provisions.

When are workplace investigation reports protected by solicitor-client privilege?

Whether a workplace investigation report is protected by solicitor-client privilege depends on the context in which it was prepared.