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30 articles Updated December 10, 2025 at 04:39 p.m. ET
London, Ont. restaurant fined $55K after worker injured by customer in 2023
Global News : Canada Employment Law

London Restaurant Fined $55K for Workplace Violence

An incident at El Furniture Warehouse on Richmond St. in London led to a hefty fine for workplace violence after an employee was injured by a customer.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of workplace safety and the legal resp…"

Report into Durham police raises expert concerns about how service handles mental health, PTSD
CBC | Toronto News Employment Law

Durham Police Criticized for Handling of PTSD Claims

A report criticizing Durham Regional Police Service for opposing officers' PTSD claims highlights broader issues in handling workplace mental health in Ontario.

UL Lawyers Insight

"The findings from Durham's police service point to a systemic issue that can affect many Ontario workers, not just polic…"

Durham Regional Police Service ran a 'poisoned' workplace, years-long investigation finds
CBC | Toronto News Employment Law

Durham Police Workplace Harassment: What It Means for Employees

Durham Regional Police Service's toxic workplace environment highlights the importance of addressing harassment and seeking mental health support in Ontario workplaces.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, especially employees, this report highlights the pressing need for effective workplace harassment…"

Quebec labour minister wants power to intervene in Montreal transit strike
CityNews Toronto Employment Law

Quebec's Labour Dispute Law: What It Means for Ontario

Quebec's proposed bill could empower the government to end labour disputes affecting public services, raising questions about workers' rights in Ontario.

UL Lawyers Insight

"While this legislative move is happening in Quebec, it highlights significant issues about government intervention in la…"

Appeal hearing for Saskatoon police officer reaches final stage
Global News : Canada Employment Law

Understanding Employee Rights in Termination Cases

A Saskatoon police officer's appeal highlights the complexities of employment terminations, relevant to Ontario workers facing similar challenges.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, this case serves as a reminder that employee dismissals can be complex, especially when personal…"

More Montreal transit staff to strike, but walkout not expected to disrupt service
Global News : Canada Employment Law

Montreal Transit Strike: Impacts on Employment Rights

The ongoing Montreal transit strike highlights the importance of understanding employment rights during labor disputes, relevant for Ontario's workers facing similar challenges.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, especially those working in unionized environments, the ongoing **labor disputes** in Montreal se…"

How many public service jobs is the government actually cutting?
National Post - Canada Employment Law

Ontario Faces Major Public Service Job Cuts

Ontario's public service workers face uncertainty as the federal government plans to cut 30,000 jobs by 2028, impacting employment rights and severance options.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, especially those employed in the federal public service sector, this announcement raises concerns…"

Toronto community, seniors housing workers vote to strike, citing understaffing, workplace violence
CBC | Toronto News Employment Law

Toronto Housing Workers Vote to Strike Over Safety Concerns

Frontline workers at Toronto Community Housing have voted to strike due to understaffing and unsafe conditions, impacting local senior and community housing services.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, especially those in Toronto, this strike highlights significant concerns about workplace safety a…"

Toronto housing and seniors workers vote overwhelmingly for strike mandate amid safety concerns
CityNews Toronto Employment Law

Toronto Housing Workers Vote for Strike Over Safety

Toronto housing and seniors support workers at TCHC and TSHC have voted for a strike mandate, highlighting safety concerns and understaffing issues.

UL Lawyers Insight

"This development is significant for Ontario residents, particularly those in the Greater Toronto Area, as it underscores…"

Unions condemn federal government’s plans to change collective bargaining rules
CityNews Toronto Employment Law

Ontario Workers Concerned Over Collective Bargaining Changes

Federal plans to alter collective bargaining rules raise concerns among Ontario workers about potential impacts on job security and fair compensation.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, these changes could significantly impact job security and compensation. The proposed amendments s…"

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