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Unprecedented layoffs during a global pandemic
Cross-jurisdictional guide of layoffs in Canada
Canada | Publication | June 12, 2020
As Canada deals with the many challenges arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, many employers across the country are faced with the possibility of laying off some or all of their employees on a temporary basis.
Our experienced employment and labour lawyers have prepared a guide outlining employers’ most important obligations during layoffs, under federal, provincial and territorial legislation.
Our experienced employment and labour lawyers have prepared a guide outlining employers’ most important obligations during layoffs, under federal, provincial and territorial legislation.
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