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- Ontario Court Awards Discretionary Bonus to Terminated Employee As Integral Part of Compensation
We have previously written about a 2020 Supreme Court of Canada decision in which the Court decided that a constructively dismissed employee was entitled to a $1.1 million bonus under his employer’s incentive plan. In a more recent Ontario decision, the court held that an employee was entitled to a … Read more »
- New Federal “Work Place Harassment and Violence Prevention Regulations” Come into Force
On January 1, 2021, the Federal Work Place Harassment and Violence Prevention Regulations (the “Regulation”) and corresponding changes to the Canada Labour Code (the “Code”) under Bill-65 came into force. The Regulations outline the essential elements of a workplace harassment and violence prevent … Read more »
- Supreme Court of Canada Awards Constructively Dismissed Employee $1.1 Million Bonus
Last week, we wrote about a case in which the court found that a termination clause failed to consider bonus entitlements. Last fall, the Supreme Court of Canada issued a decision that centred on a similar issue, in which it had to decide whether a constructively dismissed employee was entitled to a … Read more »
- Court Weighs in on Federally-Regulated Employee’s Termination Clause
Unlike most employment disputes in Ontario, disputes related to a federally-regulated employee are commonly adjudicated by a tribunal pursuant to the Canada Labour Code. As a result, it is uncommon that a provincial court has the opportunity to consider issues relating to this specific area of emplo … Read more »