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A WestJet plane flying over a mountain range, representing the WestJet and CUPE dispute and strike in 2026.

Grounded Before Takeoff: What the WestJet Strike Reveals About Federal Labour Law

August 18, 2026

Two salespeople chatting and looking at a laptop together over coffee, representing sales team departures, use of confidential client information, and customer solicitation in Toronto.

Sales Team Departures & Managing Client Solicitation Risk Before It Escalates

A man and woman, facing each other across a desk, shake hands over an employment agreement, representing red flags in Ontario employment agreements

Employment Agreements

Red Flags in an Ontario Employment Agreement

A group of employees raising their hands in a meeting, representing union organizing drives and union avoidance FAQs for Toronto employers.

Union Avoidance FAQs for Toronto Employers

Cooks working in a busy restaurant kitchen, representing the ESA reprisal complaint decision in Sunset Grill, and Ontario Employment Standards litigation.

Labour Board Proceedings

Fired After Filing an ESA Complaint: OLRB Finds Employer Reprisal Behind Termination

Retail Layoffs in Toronto: What Employers Need to Know About Their Legal Obligations

Two hospital workers push a wheel chair down a stark white hallyway, representing LTD benefits & wrongful resignation.

Quit Your Job While on LTD — And Lost Everything?

A person, shown from the waist down, stands behind a white box with the word 'Vote' in blue across the front, slipping a piece of paper with their vote into it, representing union vote challenges.

Are Gift Cards and Swag “Buying the Vote” for Union Elections?

Sunglasses perched on a hill of sand on a beach with a blurred ocean stretching out under a soft blue sky, representing unlimited vacation policies.

Unlimited Vacation Policies in Ontario: Hidden Legal Risks for Employers

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