We have told dentists several times that employees must co-operate in the accommodation process (like when requesting changes for childcare). If there is reasonable information that…
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An Ontario Court has again REFUSED to uphold a non-compete clause against an employee. It isn't a surprise to anyone reading this blog (or who…
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A just-released decision of Ontario's Superior Court of Justice has given employers some very clear examples of what NOT to say or do during a termination of an…
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We are asked by Dentists across Ontario to come into their practices and implement new contracts. What we tell them at the beginning of that…
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Attendance is an important part of the employment relationship. The employer trusts that the employee will show up to work and work hard, and in…
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Employment Lawyers and Employers in Ontario recently received some guidance on how to manage their team and make changes to employment contracts - and this…
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There were two brand new cases released by Ontario Courts that show that properly drafted contracts can save dentists money (but maybe not a headache…
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This November, Ontario's Court of Appeal provided some well-received direction for buyers and sellers of corporations who have to manage the fickle issue of employment…
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I've written a lot about the legality and enforceability of non-solicitation clauses. Just take a look at this article I published HERE and these blogs…
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A dentist asked us whether they have to give a good/bad/any reference for an employee who no longer works for them. They were concerned, because…
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