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Rules Governing Searches of Homes, Vehicles, and Persons
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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Protects Against Most Forms of Search
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How Has Collective Bargaining Shaped the Canadian Workforce?
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Collective Bargaining in Canada: How It Affects Employers and Employees
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How Does Wrongful Dismissal Law Work in Canada?
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AI’s Impact on Employment Law
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With the continuous advancement of artificial intelligence (“AI”) and its transformative effects...
What Happens at Your First Meeting with an Employment Lawyer?
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Meeting with a lawyer can be intimidating for many individuals. However, rest assured talking to an ...
Epic Games Layoffs: Fortnite maker to cut 16% of staff
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Epic Games, the creator of the widely-played video game Fortnite, is reducing its workforce by appro...
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Everything you need to know about overtime in BC
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In British Columbia (“BC”), overtime and overtime pay are regulated by provincial employment st...
B.C. man was in ‘state of undress’ when RCMP entered home to serve ticket, lawsuit alleges
Sep 14, 2023
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