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Medical Needs vs Company Policies - When Does the Duty to Accommodate Win
Learn how the procedural and substantive duty to accommodate works under the Ontario Human Rights Code. Backed by relevant legal jurisprudence, this guide covers procedural vs. substantive rights, medical necessity, and what legally qualifies as undue hardship. Discover why employers cannot dismiss a doctor's functional restrictions as "personal preference," and how to handle WSIB return-to-work disputes, medication side effects, and unlawful reprisal.
Tony Wong
Oct 1811 min read


Can Your Employer Force You Back to the Office -- RTO Mandates & Constructive Dismissal in Canada
Facing a forced Return to Office (RTO) mandate? Learn if a remote recall constitutes constructive dismissal under Ontario ESA and Federal employment law. A forced RTO can trigger severance damages or full reinstatement if remote work is an essential contract term, while blanket policies may violate human rights (childcare/disability). Discover your legal rights and critical steps to avoid condonation in this article.
Tony Wong
Oct 410 min read


When Overwork Becomes Constructive Dismissal - Manager Rights in Ontario & Federal Law
Are you an exempt manager facing impossible hours? Discover when excessive workloads cross the legal line into constructive dismissal or workplace harassment. This expert legal guide analyzes manager rights under Ontario's ESA and the federal Canada Labour Code (CLC). Learn how courts treat overtime exemptions, toxic environments, and your right to common law severance.
Tony Wong
Aug 3012 min read


Union vs. Federal vs. Provincial vs. Public Servant: The Comparative Guide to Canadian Employment Rights
Canadian employment law is not a single rulebook. This comprehensive guide compares the crucial differences and similarities in workplace rights across four main sectors: unionized, federal, provincial, and public servants. Discover how your specific jurisdiction dictates your protections against wrongful dismissal, your severance entitlements, and exactly how you must enforce your legal rights. Know where you stand before a workplace dispute arises.
Tony Wong
Aug 2317 min read


Wrongful Dismissal & Inducement to Relocate: The Ultimate Guide
When Canadian employers poach talent with false relocation promises, standard severance no longer applies. This guide explores the legal fallout of inducement to relocate and wrongful dismissal. We break down how courts deploy Bardal factors, negligent misrepresentation, and bad faith damages to penalize corporate bait-and-switch tactics—alongside strategic advice for employers and employees to navigate broken promises and secure rightful compensation.
Tony Wong
Aug 311 min read
Proudly endorsed by David Q. Harris, author of the definitive legal treatise Wrongful Dismissal. As Canada’s leading authority on employment law, his work is the gold standard relied upon by the Supreme Court of Canada and appellate courts nationwide.
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