The government has begun laying down a comprehensive roadmap aimed at regulating umbrella companies by 2027, amid mounting concerns over their ethical practices and impact on tax revenues. This regulatory move reflects a transformative step in employment legislation, aiming to bring in transparency
In a landmark decision that could have wide-ranging implications for the airline industry and beyond, the court ruled in favor of Jason Lutz, a pilot who was employed through an agency but was technically deemed self-employed. Working for Ryanair through the intermediary MCG Aviation, now known as
Governments around the world are taking significant steps toward banning non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in cases of workplace harassment and discrimination. This initiative seeks to bring transparency and protect victims' rights, addressing longstanding concerns surrounding the use of NDAs to
In the bustling world of trucking, compliance with federal disability accommodation laws presents both challenges and opportunities for companies striving to maintain operational efficiency while adhering to legal standards. One notable case involved Western Distributing Transportation, which faced
In the ever-evolving landscape of immigration law, Sofia Khaira stands out as a leading authority on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Her passion is driving initiatives that cultivate equitable workplaces, making her insights invaluable to businesses navigating changes in immigration policies.
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) in Ontario recently found itself at the center of an unprecedented six-week full-scale labor disruption. Employees had taken a stand demanding fair compensation, better workload management, and operational improvements. This marked the agency's
