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Business in Vancouver Apr 09
Employment issues: “I quit”

Business in Vancouver Dec 08
Outside Interference

Business in Vancouver Oct 08
Can complaining about a boss get you fired?

Business in Vancouver Sep 08
Constructive dismissal and retirement complications can be costly for employers

Business in Vancouver Aug 08
Reasonable notice? Courts define it as ‘legal fiction’

Business in Vancouver Jul 08
A truckers’ twisted tale of contractor factors

Business in Vancouver Jun 08
Turning the tables

Business in Vancouver May 08
Disputing constructive dismissal

Business in Vancouver Apr 08
Retirement: mandatory, or optional?

Business in Vancouver Mar 08
Damages a wake-up call for employers

Business in Vancouver Jan 08
You can fight city hall, but it can be expensive

Business in Vancouver Dec 07
Burden of proof

Business in Vancouver Oct 07
Is your word your bond?

Business in Vancouver Sep 07
Has independence had its day?

Business in Vancouver Aug 07
Words that really matter

Business in Vancouver Jul 07
Overtime case stings employers

Business in Vancouver Jun 07
Takeover tensions

Business in Vancouver May 07
Employers still have much say in employee conduct outside of working hours

Business in Vancouver Apr 07
Smile, you’re on employer-cam

Business in Vancouver Mar 07
Dangerous liaisons

Business in Vancouver Feb 07
Don’t get ‘dooced’

Business in Vancouver Jan 07
Peering into the hole in the law

Business in Vancouver Dec 06
Mandatory retirement is far from mandatory in B.C

Business in Vancouver Nov 06
Negotiating a deal within earshot of the officious bystander

Business in Vancouver Oct 06
Court’s powers go beyond the grave

Business in Vancouver Sep 06
Please release me

Business in Vancouver Aug 06
Paying pure commission can create trouble spots

Business in Vancouver Jul 06
Partners in Profit

Business in Vancouver Jun 06
Sense of Duty

Business in Vancouver May 06
Wrongfully dismissed? Mitigation may be your friend

Business in Vancouver Apr 06
Turnabout on the job site is fair play

Business in Vancouver Mar 06
When is a resignation not a resignation?

Business in Vancouver Feb 06
A dismissal letter isn't all bad news; it can put the employee in the driver's seat

Business in Vancouver Jan 06
When does reassignment become dismissal?

Business in Vancouver Dec 05
Yes, the employment contract can survive a dismissal

Business in Vancouver Nov 05
Don't sign away your job termination benefits

Business in Vancouver Oct 05
Headhunters beware: Inducement can be costly

Business in Vancouver Sep 05
The law of layoffs: B.C. act at odds with common law

Business in Vancouver Aug 05
Dismissed employees: look closely at options plan

Business in Vancouver July 05
Dismissed employees: be wary of release forms

Business in Vancouver June 05
Employment contracts are organic, evolving arrangements

Business in Vancouver May 05
Non-competition agreements are not always enforceable

Business in Vancouver Apr 05
Is there such a thing as "near cause"?

Business in Vancouver Mar 05
Just cause: the employer holds the ultimate weapon

Business in Vancouver Feb 05
Reasonable notice and outdated contracts

Business in Vancouver Jan 05
When distribution agreements require reasonable notice

Business in Vancouver Dec 04
What puts the wrongful into wrongful dismissal?

Business in Vancouver Nov 04
Tips for ensuring a contractor remains a contractor

Business in Vancouver Oct 04
Contractor or employee: more than just a matter of convenience

Business in Vancouver Sept 04
Constructive dismissal turns the tables, giving employees bargaining power when they feel their jobs have been redefined

Business in Vancouver Aug 04
Most employees have a contract, whether they signed one or not

Golf Max Spring 01
Wrongful Dismissal in the Golf Industry