Labour & Employment
Right of Privacy in the workplace not absolute
In British Columbia, the Privacy Act (“Act”) enacted in 1968 was the first in the country. It created a statutory...… Keep Reading
In British Columbia, the Privacy Act (“Act”) enacted in 1968 was the first in the country. It created a statutory...… Keep Reading
If you are an employer and you have made an overpayment to your employee, whether or not that overpayment was...… Keep Reading
Common or Associated Employer Determination: Businesses engaged in a single undertaking may, in the interest of minimizing their legal risk...… Keep Reading
Are you buying a business? Do you want to continue the business with the same employees? Success of the business...… Keep Reading
The Employment Standards Act (“the Act”) delineates the minimum standards that apply in most workplaces in British Columbia. It governs...… Keep Reading
The importance of careful and accurate drafting of business contracts cannot be stressed enough. However, as careful as a party...… Keep Reading
Company websites are ubiquitous. They are a necessary form of marketing in any industry. One of the methods of exploiting...… Keep Reading
How do you determine whether a worker is an employee or a contractor? As a business owner hiring or engaging...… Keep Reading
In Kordish v. Innotech Multimedia Corp.[1], to obtain tax advantages including the ability to deduct his expenses, Mr. Kordish formed...… Keep Reading
For print version, click here. Introduction The primary purpose of this article is to examine, in a non-union setting, some...… Keep Reading
For the print version, click here This article was published in the Vancouver Bar Association‘s The Advocate Introduction The effect...… Keep Reading
Print version available here. This post was published by Vancouver Bar Association‘s The Advocate. Introduction Prior to the Supreme Court...… Keep Reading