The municipal bond firm was co-founded by the first woman to hold a seat on the New York Stock Exchange.
One industry lawyer says there’s a growing trend when it comes to wrongful dismissal suits and its ruffling HR’s feathers.
British Columbia's unionized teachers have won a long-standing battle with the provincial government.
A culture change shouldn’t fall solely on the shoulders of HR, says a business psychologist.
The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to consider an employment appeal, ending a costly battle for one Ontario employer.
Commissioner Bob Paulson appeared emotional as he apologized to anyone who had been the victim of bullying or harassment while in the force.
The latest twist in a drawn out saga sees the B.C. Court of Appeal reinstate a record-breaking award for “injury to dignity, feelings and disrespect.”
A leading industry lawyer explains the impending changes which will address workplace harassment.
One leading employment lawyer explains a recent case in which two dishonest employees were treated very differently.
One leading employment lawyer says it’s an often-asked question that leaves HR stumped – but one recent case is offering advice.