Rick Dunlop interviewed about working from home during the time of COVID-19
Halifax partner Rick Dunlop sat down with CTV Atlantic this week to discuss what employers and employees should be aware of when working from home as COVID-19 spreads. Rick acknowledges that while there are a variety of jobs and contracts, “it’s reasonable for [an] employer to take measures to ensure that employee doesn’t attend the workplace and put others in jeopardy.”
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During the Canadian Association of Law Libraries (“CALL”) annual conference, Cyndi Murphy was the recipient of the Honoured Member Award for her many years of service and dedication to this organization and fellow legal information specialists. This…
Read MoreAt the Community Centre Alliance (“CCA”) annual general meeting today, St. John’s lawyers Tauna Staniland and Amanda Whitehead were recognized for the work they have done for this organization. Both Tauna and Amanda assisted the CCA in a pro-bono project last…
Read MoreFollowing the annual general meeting, the Canadian Defence Lawyers conference, Thursday, May 26, will feature associate Tipper McEwan as a session panelist. Beginning at 2:00 p.m. EDT, Tipper will be joined by two others to present a basic…
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Read MoreAt the Canadian Association of Members of Public Utility Tribunals (“CAMPUT”) 2016 conference in Montreal, Nancy Rubin, QC, will be a panelist discussing demand management. Shawn McCarthy, Global Energy Reporter for The Globe and Mail will moderate this…
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Read MoreDalhousie University College of Continuing Education is hosting an Occupational Health and Safety (“OH&S”) Law and Regulations coursewhich will feature Lisa Gallivan as an instructor and Mark Tector as a guest lecturer. This four-day course, May 9 – 12, will…
Read MoreIn industries that are adverse to change, it can be challenging to bring about a fundamental shift necessary to meet the desires of your clients. Within this month’s Business Voice magazine (page 34), Practice Innovation Partner Paul Saunders presents…
Read MorePresented by The Advocates’ Society, the Atlantic Women in Litigationconference, May 5 in Halifax, will feature Nancy Rubin, QC, as a panelist, as well as Christa Brothers, QC and Candace Thomas as mentors during a roundtable discussion. Beginning at 10:00 a.m.…
Read MoreArtsNL will present Stewart McKelvey with the Patron of the Arts award at a Gala reception at the Arts and Culture Centre in Stephenville on Saturday, May 28. As a longstanding contributor to the arts through…
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