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Supreme Court decision puts onus on Parliament to draft new extreme intoxication defence law

Supreme Court decision puts onus on Parliament to draft new extreme intoxication defence law

by Sarah Koslicki | Jun 17, 2022 | Uncategorized

Supreme Court decision puts onus on Parliament to draft new extreme intoxication defence law The ball is in Parliament’s court to come up with a constitutional law on extreme intoxication as a defence to serious criminal charges after the Supreme Court of Canada...
New law would force employer transparency about employee monitoring

New law would force employer transparency about employee monitoring

by Sarah Koslicki | Apr 19, 2022 | Uncategorized

New law would force employer transparency about employee monitoring Employers would face no new limits on employee surveillance under proposed electronic monitoring legislation as long as they tell workers what they are doing, says Toronto civil litigator Stephany...
New law would force employer transparency about employee monitoring

Ontario’s right-to-disconnect and non-compete changes symbolic for now

by Sarah Koslicki | Dec 22, 2021 | Uncategorized

Ontario’s right-to-disconnect and non-compete changes symbolic for now Headline-grabbing changes to Ontario’s workplace laws may be more symbolic than revolutionary in practice, says Toronto civil litigator Stephany Mandin.  Premier Doug Ford’s provincial government...
New law would force employer transparency about employee monitoring

OHRC policy provides framework for employer vaccine mandates

by Sarah Koslicki | Oct 19, 2021 | Uncategorized

OHRC policy provides framework for employer vaccine mandates Ontarian employees will need more than a personal preference against Covid-19 vaccines to defy workplace mandates, says Toronto civil litigator Stephany Mandin.  Since Sept. 22, Doug Ford’s provincial...
Supreme Court decision puts onus on Parliament to draft new extreme intoxication defence law

Controversial COVID-19 leave now divides the bench as well as the bar

by Sarah Koslicki | Aug 20, 2021 | Uncategorized

Controversial COVID-19 leave now divides the bench as well as the bar The debate over a pandemic-related leave has migrated from the bar to the bench, says Toronto civil litigator Stephany Mandin.  Ever since the Infectious Disease Emergency Leave (IDEL) was enacted...
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