KSW Lawyer's Blog
Latest
Articles
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Risus viverra adipiscing at in tellus integer feugiat scelerisque. Sed sed risus pretium quam vulputate dignissim suspendisse.
HR Done Right! Tips from an Employment Lawyer
Mar 28, 2021 | Employment and Labour Blog
Our Employment & Labour Lawyers provide tips and answer top HR questions regarding management and legal compliance at the workplace received from Business Owners and Human Resources Professionals.
BC Court Deducts CERB From Wrongful Dismissal Award
Jun 14, 2021 | Employment and Labour Blog
Our Employment Lawyers summarize new BC Supreme Court Case where employee had to deduct CERB benefits from wrongful dismissal award. | KSW Lawyers
New B.C. Covid-19 Related Paid Sick Leave
May 17, 2021 | Employment and Labour Blog
Our Employment Lawyers provide information to employers regarding the new BC Covid-19 Related Paid Sick Leave introduced as Bill 13. | KSW Lawyers
Expedited Workplace Closures: New BC Public Health Order (updated May 17, 2021)
May 17, 2021 | Employment and Labour Blog
Our Employment Lawyers review the New BC Public Health Order (effective April 12, 2021) putting employers at risk for Expedited Workplace Closures. | KSW Lawyers
All Talk and No Action Can Get You Into Hot Water – Action Against WestJet
May 16, 2021 | Employment and Labour Blog
Our Employment Lawyers summarize the recent decision issued in the case brought by employees against WestJet for sexual assault and discrimination against female flight attendants. | KSW Lawyers
Law Firm Ordered to Pay Articling Student $100,000 for Loss of Opportunity, $50,000 Aggravated and $25,000 Punitive Damages
May 15, 2021 | Employment and Labour Blog
Our Employment Lawyers summarize a recent Court of Appeal decision awarding dismissed Articling Student over $175,000 (including punitive damages). | KSW Lawyers
Are Electronic Signatures (E-Signatures) Valid?
Apr 27, 2021 | General Practice Blog
For centuries, writing your name (usually in cursive) has been proof enough that you agreed to be bound by a contract. Widespread adoption of electronic signatures (aka e-signatures) is changing the landscape. While some documents require extra security, like witnesses or notarization, but most of the contracts you would have signed in ink 20 years ago now only require a few clicks of a mouse.
BC COVID-19 Response FAQs for Employers
Apr 12, 2021 | Employment and Labour Blog
Our Employment Lawyers answer top Employer questions regarding BC Covid19 response, vaccinations at workplace, employees following public health orders and more. | KSW Lawyers
Employee’s Opinion on Mask Wearing Not Protected Under the BC Human Rights Code – Tribunal Dismisses Claim Against Employer
Apr 12, 2021 | Employment and Labour Blog
Our Employment Lawyers summarize recent BCHRT decision confirming that an employee’s objection to wear a mask, based on his opinion was not a belief protected by the Human Rights Code. | KSW Lawyers
Alberta Court Rules 20% Reduction in Compensation in Response to COVID Pandemic = Constructive Dismissal
Apr 12, 2021 | Employment and Labour Blog
Our Employment Lawyers summarize recent court decision where Employer’s implementation of a COVID-19 related Cost Reduction Program amounted to constructive dismissal. | KSW Lawyers
We are ready to help you
Get in touch with our experienced legal advisors today! We are here to support you or your business.