Join Andrew Zabrovsky and Lucy Wu as they discuss developments in human resources law over the past year and the key trends to think about for 2022.
Training & Event Type: Speaking Engagement
Ontario Municipal Human Resources Association (OMHRA): Webinar Series on Bill 27, Working for Workers Act, 2021
The recently passed Bill 27: Working for Workers Act, 2021 brought interesting amendments to Ontario’s Employment Standards Act, 2000, such as the prohibition of non-competition agreements, new licensing and regulatory requirements for temporary help agencies and recruiters, and the requirement for employers to implement disconnecting from work policies.
Canadian Lawyer : Employment Law Update: What Employers Need to Know in 2022
Moderated by Siobhan O’Brien, a panel of top legal experts will discuss some of the major employment law issues and challenges employers will face in 2022 and how they can best prepare their businesses to minimize liabilities while ensuring they continue to meet their obligations to employees.
Black Law Students’ Association of Canada: Pre-Law Expo: Networking with Black Lawyers from Diverse Backgrounds
BLSA Canada’s Pre-Law Expo is an annual “See Yourself here” initiative that provides pre-law students with a chance to see themselves reflected. Pre-law students are provided with the chance to connect with upcoming and current legal professionals across the country including Black lawyers, judges and law students.
Canadian Association of Counsel to Employers Human Rights Committee: Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression Webinar Series: Ally is a Verb: Addressing Harassment and Discrimination
Join Kathryn Meehan and a panel of experts as they walk through tricky situations to demonstrate how to handle discrimination and harassment complaints within law firms.
Policy Development with a Human Rights and Equity Lens: The HRPA 2021 Fall Conference
Join Njeri Damali Sojourner-Campbell as she provides a high-level human rights framework for policy development and review during this comprehensive and interactive learning seminar.
Critical Labour and Employment Law Updates for Corporate Counsel: Navigating Workforce Transitions
In-house counsel continue to be confronted with new challenges and changing expectations about workforce models. Join Jacqueline Luksha and Nadine Zacks as they share insights to assist in-house counsel in providing strategic and up-to-date advice on critical labour and employment law matters.
Ontario Bar Association Labour and Employment Law Program: Dealing with Digital Evidence for Employment and Labour Lawyers
More and more labour and employment lawyers are using and relying on digital evidence. Join Tatiana Lazdins as she discusses new and emerging types of data as well as the technology available to help locate and analyze digital evidence.
Ontario Bar Association Civil Litigation/Young Lawyers Division Program: Summary Trial Essentials
Join Edward O’Dwyer as he and other expert panelists speak about summary trial essentials. This virtual program will provide valuable insights on topics including understanding what a summary trial is (and is not), strategic considerations when determining whether to request (or resist) a matter proceeding by summary trial, how to prepare your materials and evidence, and key strategies and common pitfalls when conducting a summary trial.
OBA Education Law Program – A New School Year: Legal Issues for Staff and Students
Join Rebecca Liu and a panel of experts as they examine the school as a workplace for education workers and a learning centre for students. Topics