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Upcoming Firm Seminars

JUN
13

Cross-Country Legal Update: Employment Contracts and Remote Work (presented by the Advocates for Employers of Canada)

June 13, 2023

As workplaces emerge from the pandemic, employers across Canada continue to face unique challenges and new expectations. AEC has assembled a panel of knowledgeable speakers from coast to coast who, in this informative webinar, will discuss the latest updates in Canadian labour and employment law.

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Upcoming External Seminars

JUN
12




Coping with Labour Disruptions: Best Practices for Municipalities

Presented by Evan Campbell, Cassandra da Costa, and Darren Avery

Following the nearly two-week strike by federal government workers, and in the midst of other pending job action across the public and private sector, municipalities should reflect on the possibility of labour disruption in their workplaces. Are you prepared for a possible strike or lock-out involving your unionized employees?

Join us for an engaging conversation on June 12, 2023 at noon to learn about:

  • When a union or employer can be in a legal strike or lock-out position
  • When a lock-out could be in the best interest of an employer
  • Key strategies in preparing for a labour disruption
  • Methods for managing the public relations impacts of a labour disruption
  • An employer’s rights during a strike or lockout
  • Steps for ending labour disruption while preserving business productivity

SEP
27




Don’t Wave the White Flag: How to Navigate Issues Related to Freedom of Expression in a Polarized World

Presented by Evan Campbell, Darren Avery, and Cassandra da Costa

The world seems to be an increasingly polarized place with debates around social issues erupting over various issues and in various forums. During this webinar we will discuss recent examples and issues municipalities have faced, including advertising on publically owned property (like buses), choosing to fly flags on municipal buildings, and dealing with online activities. Our panel of knowledgeable lawyers will cover topics including the practical, legal, and political issues involved in navigating these complex topics, how to try to avoid controversies, and what your legal options might be when you can’t.


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