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Tune in to yesterday's episode of Employment Law:

EMPLOYMENT LAW - SEPTEMBER 15, 2019 Listen to the full episode on Newstalk 1010.

Howard Levitt joins Jerry Agar's panel on Round Table:

JERRY AGAR ROUND TABLE SEPTEMBER 13 Listen to the full episode on Newstalk 1010.

"Perhaps the most worrisome of these changes is the government’s commitment to more “flexible work arrangements.” The fact is, these changes will instead unravel carefully crafted collective agreements and cause employment disruption."

Liberal moves to legislate work-life balance are voter friendly, but disastrous for business Original article by Howard Levitt published in the Financial Post, September 9th, 2019. The Liberal government’s promise to legislate “work-life balance” for federal employees is smoke and mirrors, a pandering virtue signal designed to obtain votes, heedless of its likely impact on employment....

Did you miss Sunday's episode of Employment Law? Find it right here 👉

Employment Law - September 8, 2019 Listen to the full episode on Newstalk 1010.

Catch up on last week's episodes of Jerry Agar's Round Table featuring Sunira Chaudhri and Howard Levitt:

Jerry Agar Round Table September 6 Listen to the full episode on Newstalk 1010.  

"By using resources on cases such as Yaniv’s, human rights tribunals have less left for those whom they were set up to assist. Worse, the cause of human rights is at risk of becoming trivialized by these complaints and the resources they utilize."

Why complaints such as Jessica Yaniv's should be handled by the courts, not human rights tribunals Original article by Howard Levitt published in the Financial Post, September 4th, 2019. The case of Jessica Yaniv, the transgendered woman who filed multiple human rights complaints in British Columbia after salon workers refused to provide waxing service for her untransitioned genitalia, proves tha...

Find out what we discussed on Jerry Agar's Round Table last week!

Jerry Agar Round Table August 30 Listen to the full episode on Newstalk 1010.

Catch up on the latest episodes of Employment Law with Howard Levitt

Employment Law - August 25, 2019 Listen to the full episode on Newstalk 1010.

According to a survey, people are really, REALLY doing this at work (we can't believe it either) >>

The Evan Solomon Show – 25% of People Have Done WHAT at Work? - Levitt LLP | Labour Law Firm

Foodora workers vote to unionize, but are they technically employees? Muneeza and Amanda Lang discuss this debate on BNN Bloomberg:

Disgruntled gig economy workers look at closing employment loopholes Muneeza Sheikh, employment lawyer at Levitt LLP, joins BNN Bloomberg's Amanda Lang for a look at the challenges that workers in the gig economy face. She also discusses the potential ramifications from growing calls for better working conditions and the growing chorus of workers hoping to unionize.

Listen to the latest episode of Employment Law with Canada's top employment lawyer.

EMPLOYMENT LAW - JULY 21, 2019 - Levitt LLP | Labour Law Firm Listen to the full episode on Newstalk 1010.

"Employers facing wrongful dismissal actions when there is a termination without cause should always consider whether it is reasonable to recall the employee to work and perhaps provide them working notice of a later termination date." Read more>>

Temporary layoffs can be considered constructive dismissal - Levitt LLP | Labour Law Firm David Gent had been working for Strone Inc. for 23 years when its business significantly declined. It laid off 22 employees permanently in January 2015 with severance, but only temporarily laid off Gent and two other employees because of their length of service, skillset and experience. Gent was tol...