Topic Back to the Table – 2012 Criminal Charges: What’s Next? The Legal Framework and One School Board’s Experience
Training & Events
From accredited continuing legal education programs to special interest sessions for our clients and invited friends, Hicks Morley's conferences and events offer valuable insight into topical issues important to your business and your professional growth.
Conference / Seminar
Materials The university sector faces enormous economic and legal pressures that are driving rapid changes on campuses across Canada. In this wide-ranging session, we will discuss: Social media: Legal Issues for Universities Pension issues relating to deficiencies and governance The adequacy of University human rights policies and procedures in light of current HRTO standards The…
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Stop That! Injunctions in Labour and Employment
February 9, 2012TOPIC Injunctions for Protection of Confidential Information or Trade Secrets Material
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2012 HRPA Annual Conference & Trade Show
February 2, 2012Topics Pension Grow-In Benefits: How it will Change your Employee Termination Practices in Ontario Pay Equity: Are You Compliant? 20 Years and Counting
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Law Enforcement Services
January 27, 2012Topic Recent Trends and Key Decisions of the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario – Police Services and Employment
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Topic Putting It All Together: Applying Your Knowledge to Real-World Fact Situations
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Labour Arbitration Conference 2011
December 8, 2011Topic Discipline Issues: Emerging employer challenges, current employee concerns Agenda
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Discovery Plans: Making the Most of a New Tool
November 29, 2011Topic Discovery Plans and the New Rules: Successfully Integrating Plans Into Your Practice
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The 7th Annual National Forum Administrative Law & Practice
October 17, 2011Topic Update on Procedural Fairness
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Topic “Fraser v. Ontario and Freedom of Association under s. 2(d) – Two Steps Forward, One Step … Sideways?”