Employment

Canada's Rising Insolvencies Threaten Employee Rights and Benefits
Corporate & Financial Law Canada's Rising Insolvencies Threaten Employee Rights and Benefits

The complex intersection of employment and bankruptcy law has come into sharp focus as Canada witnesses a significant rise in business insolvencies, with a 41.4% increase in 2023 compared to the previous year. This surge has propelled the issue of employee rights into the limelight, particularly

July 19, 2024
Why Did Cantrell Astbury Kranz Rebrand to Cantrell Schuette Lawyers?
Civil Law Why Did Cantrell Astbury Kranz Rebrand to Cantrell Schuette Lawyers?

The legal market is no stranger to rebranding, but when Cantrell Astbury Kranz Business & Employment Lawyers announced their transformation to Cantrell Schuette Business & Employment Lawyers, it marked more than a simple name change. This rebranding reflects a strategic evolution aimed at

July 12, 2024
How Is the Legal Sector Navigating Strategic Mergers and Key Judgments?
Tech & Intellectual Property How Is the Legal Sector Navigating Strategic Mergers and Key Judgments?

The legal sector is undergoing transformative changes characterized by significant legal judgments and strategic mergers. These developments have crucial implications for law firms, employees, clients, and the broader legal landscape. This article explores how the legal sector is navigating these

July 9, 2024
Massachusetts Authorizes First Maritime Transport of Legal Cannabis
Regulatory & Administrative Law Massachusetts Authorizes First Maritime Transport of Legal Cannabis

Massachusetts has recently introduced a groundbreaking policy, allowing the maritime transport of legal cannabis between its mainland and the popular vacation destinations, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket. This new regulation, which stemmed from a legal settlement involving the Massachusetts C

July 2, 2024
Apple Faces Mixed Results in Recent Union Challenges
Civil Law Apple Faces Mixed Results in Recent Union Challenges

Setback in New Jersey Apple's journey through the complex landscape of labor relations recently took a challenging turn at its Short Hills, New Jersey, store, where a burgeoning union campaign met its demise. The Communications Workers of America (CWA), an established voice for worker

May 16, 2024
How Has SA Court Ruled on Job Bias for Past Crimes?
Civil Law How Has SA Court Ruled on Job Bias for Past Crimes?

The South African Labour Appeal Court has set a transformative legal precedent concerning the treatment of job applicants with past criminal convictions. This decision stemmed from a landmark ruling where it was deemed unlawful to deny employment based solely on an individual's criminal

May 14, 2024
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