Worker's Compensation
It’s Not Just the NLRB Watching You – NLRB Adds the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to Its Ever Growing List of Interagency Collaborations
On March 7, 2023, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) signed a Memorandum...
8 Weird But True Laws In Canada
While many countries have had their fair share of bizarre, odd or outdated laws, Canada is no exception. Here are...
UK: Court of Appeal rejects technical early conciliation arguments
The Court of Appeal has ruled that an employer could not have claims from multiple claimants struck out on the...
Problem: Chat GPT Stops Writing (Solved)
Long-time Chat GPT users have undoubtedly experienced incomplete responses, where ChatGPT suddenly stops generating a response in the middle of...
Can My Employer Force Me To…
“Can my employer force me to ?” This is a question we often received when we were a law firm....
UK: new government guidance on positive action and ethnicity pay gap reporting
Enabling equality of opportunity is a key moral and strategic opportunity for any organisation, but the uncertain boundaries around lawful...
Employment law and Aesop: Employment & Labor Insider
My law partner Jon Yarbrough alerted me to a recent court decision that is full of little gems for employers....
Ranking The Most Affordable Canadian Cities For Young Professionals
Finding the correct city to call home can be challenging for a young professional seeking a balance between career growth...
The Tampa Bay Lightning Copied The Maple Leafs Colors
The Toronto Maple Leafs are a 106-year-old brand. On September 27, 1927, 96 years ago, the Maple Leafs dawned their...
The GPT phenomenon: will your employment lawyers soon be out of a job?
Being married to a techie who was once a lawyer, and not without a degree of self-interest I have recently...