Workplace romance can be a tricky topic for employers to navigate. On the one hand, it’s natural for people to develop romantic feelings for their co-workers, especially when they spend so much time together. On the other hand, workplace romances can lead to all sorts...
After “Quiet Quitting,” the latest buzzword among netizens is “Quiet Firing.” The new term took off after a LinkedIn post of Bonnie Dilber, a recruiting manager at Zapier, went viral and made headlines. So, what exactly does Quiet Firing mean? Quiet Firing is...
The Canada Labour Code (“CLC”) was recently amended to include new employee entitlements to paid sick leave for federally regulated employees. The new paid medical leave requirements will come into force on December 1, 2022 and federally regulated employers must...
After “the Great Resignation” and “the Great Shuffle,” the new viral term that’s going to the dictionary is “Quiet Quitting.” It is the idea of doing your job and nothing more. Is it a new trend? Not at all. The discussion on...
Earlier this year, the government legislated a mandatory electronic monitoring policy for Ontario employers, requiring disclosure of electronic monitoring of employees (the “Policy”). Recently a guidance document was released to help employers understand their...
The role of human resources has changed rapidly in the last decade. What was once a field that focused on hiring, training and managing employees is now a field that focuses on enabling employees to be their best selves in hybrid workplace arrangements. Today,...
