HR Law blog post discussing workplace harassment republished on Canadian Employment Law Today
Human Rights and Workplace Bullying: In a word: “unacceptable”, by Lisa Gallivan and Alison Strachan, has been reproduced on the news section of the Canadian Employment Law Today website.
This blog post, originally published May 26, outlines a recent British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal case of workplace harassment and bullying based on human rights protected characteristics.
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St. John’s partner Twila Reid has been chosen as the candidate representing Newfoundland and Labrador on the Canadian Bar Association (“CBA”) board of directors. After extensive review and consideration by the CBA governance and equality…
Read MoreHalifax partner Deanne MacLeod will moderate the panel, You Oughta Know – How to Deal with Complex Priorities Issues, beginning at 1:45 p.m. today, as part of the ICSC Canadian Shopping Centre Law Conference in…
Read MoreCalled to the Newfoundland and Labrador bar this morning, we welcome former Stewart McKelvey articled clerks Giles Ayers and Justin Hewitt to our St. John’s office, as associates. Giles will assist clients in such areas…
Read MoreBeginning at 1:00 p.m. AST tomorrow, April 20, Halifax partner Sheree Conlon, QC, will co-present the sixth session of the webinar series Essential Skills for Litigators, as presented by the Canadian Bar Association. Sheree will…
Read MoreScott Campbell, Halifax partner, was recently appointed regional committee chair (Atlantic Canada) of the International Association of Defense Counsel. This invitation-only organization is made up of corporate and insurance defense lawyers, and plays a significant…
Read MoreHalifax partner Brian Johnston, QC, has been included in the 2017 edition of Who’s Who Legal: Labour and Employment. This international guide recognizes lawyers in private practice who represent and advise clients on various labour…
Read MoreDalhousie University Schulich School of Law student Ria Guidone wrote an article in the student-run newspaper the Weldon Times recently, which serves as a reminder that feminism is needed in the legal profession. While at…
Read MoreBeginning at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 12, Rick Dunlop will co-present at the Canadian Pension & Benefits Institute seminar on marijuana in the workplace. With the imminent legalization of cannabis, employers should be clear on…
Read MoreHalifax partner Nancy Rubin, QC, was interviewed by associate editor H.G. Watson for the J-Source article, Police force’s demand for Toronto Star video interview flies under the radar. This piece explores the recent case brought…
Read MoreHalifax partner Grant Machum has recently been elected as the Telefilm Canada board of directors vice-chair. This appointment recognizes Grant’s long standing commitment to the sustainability and advancement of the arts in both his community…
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