Motion - Discussing what matters
How will federally regulated employers be affected by the changes to the Canada Labour Code?
Welcome to Motion - Discussing what matters, a video series covering hot topics across the country where our experienced lawyers provide timely legal analysis on issues relevant to Canadians.
This episode focuses on the changes to the Canada Labour Code. These new rules, some of which are coming into effect on September 1, will have a significant impact on federally regulated employers.
In this video, Montreal-based employment and labour partner Bill Hlibchuk explains the key changes, including the new workplace harassment and violence regulations.
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