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- What Employers Can (and Cannot) Say During Union Organizing Campaigns
Union organizing campaigns can create uncertainty for employers, managers, and employees alike. When an organizing drive begins, employers often want to communicate with their workforce about the process, answer questions, and explain their perspective. While employers are not required to remain sil … Read more »
- From Minute Book to Will: Building an Aligned Succession Plan
For many business owners, estate planning begins with a familiar question: “What should my will say?â€� However, when the estate plan involves private corporation shares, that question often leads to another, more basic issue: what does the business owner actually own, and do the corporate records … Read more »
- Hiring Employees in Canada: A Guide for U.S. Businesses Expanding North
For many American companies, expanding into Canada can seem like a natural next step. Shared language, close geographic ties, and strong trade relationships often make Canada an appealing market for growth. For businesses entering Ontario and the Windsor-Essex region in particular, access to cross-b … Read more »
- Recall Ready: What Windsor-Essex Businesses Need to Know About Product Recalls
Product recalls can create immediate legal, financial, and reputational risks for businesses across Windsor-Essex and throughout Ontario. Whether a company manufactures products, imports goods into Canada, distributes inventory, or sells products directly to consumers, it may face legal obligations … Read more »
- Using Mediation in Supply Chain and Vendor Disputes
Supply chains are the backbone of modern business operations. Whether sourcing raw materials, managing logistics, or coordinating with service providers, businesses depend on a network of vendors and partners to deliver products and services efficiently. However, when disputes arise over delays, pri … Read more »