
What is a Workplace Mediation?
Jul 22, 2023
Workplace mediation is a confidential, informal, and voluntary process in which a neutral third part...
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Two years in, the RCMP’s independent process for harassment complaints is plagued by delays
Jul 02, 2023
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Surrey ethics commissioner: Councillor weighed in on policing decision, despite conflict of interest
Jul 01, 2023
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BCE Layoffs: Bell employees face 1300 job cuts
Jun 15, 2023
Bell Canada Enterprises Inc. (“BCE”) is laying off three percent of its workforce, eliminating 1...
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What is Reasonable Notice?
Jun 09, 2023
In a previous blog article, we set out the minimum amount non-unionized employees in BC are owed un...
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Work Now, Grieve Later for Unionized Employees
May 30, 2023
What should I do if my boss tells me to do something that is not part of my regular job? If an em...
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Bill 24 makes National Day for Truth and Reconciliation a Statutory Holiday in BC: What does that mean for unionized workers?
May 25, 2023
A recent Bill passed by the Provincial Government (“Bill 24”) has taken the important step of re...
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Everything you need to know about BC’s new pay transparency law
May 16, 2023
The government of British Columbia has introduced Bill 13 (the “Bill”), containing proposed legi...
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Jury awards $96 million to mom whose son and husband died on I-75 while driving to funeral
Apr 26, 2023
Labour Rights Law is pleased to announce that our founding partner, Sebastien Anderson, was retained...
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