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  • About Us
    • About Stacey Ball
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  • Client Reviews
  • Areas of Practice
    • Type Of Legal Case
      • Wrongful Dismissal Lawyer
      • Bad Faith Discharge
      • Bill 148 Compliance
      • Class Action / Mass Terminations
      • Constructive Dismissal
      • Disability Insurance Claim Denials
      • Employment Contracts
      • Employment Insurance Appeals and Canada Pension
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      • The Labour Relations Act and Duty of Fair Representation
      • Unfair Labour Practice Complaints
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      • Defamation and Loss of Reputation
      • Unenforceable Termination Clauses
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      • Severance Packages & Pay
      • Just Cause for Dismissal
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  • Inducement and Its Effects on Notice Period

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   April 24, 2025

    Understanding Inducement in Employment Termination When wrongfully dismissed, employees may be entitled to common law reasonable notice…

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  • Dismissal vs Job Abandonment: A Case Study Under the Canada Labour Code

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   April 18, 2025

    Unjust Dismissal for Federal Employees Most federally regulated employees rely on the Canada Labour Code as their…

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  • Human Rights Issues in Federal Employee Dismissals

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   April 9, 2025

    Most federally regulated employees rely on the Canada Labour Code as their employment standards legislation, which confers…

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  • Precedential Value of Unenforceable Termination Provisions

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   April 3, 2025

    Baker v. Van Dolder’s Home Team Inc., 2025 ONSC 952 The Ontario Superior Court recently reaffirmed the…

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  • Constructive Dismissal in the Federal Government Context

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 6, 2025

    In Mata, 2024 CIRB 1141, the employee complained that she had been constructively dismissed by her employer…

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  • Principles of Contractual Interpretation

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 6, 2025

    A recent case in Alberta has helpfully reviewed the laws of contractual interpretation in an employment law…

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  • Adequate Mitigation of Efforts in a Wrongful Dismissal Case: Maximenko v. Zim

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 6, 2025

    The case of Maximenko v. Zim, 2024 ONSC 5540, helpfully illustrates some of the nitty-gritty details of…

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  • Redetermination of Unjust Dismissal Case: Giffen v. TM Mobility Inc.

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 6, 2025

    Federal Court of Appeal Orders Redetermination The Federal Court of Appeal recently ruled that an adjudicator’s decision…

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  • Unenforceable Termination Clause: Dufault v. Ignace (Township)

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 6, 2025

    The Court of Appeal has recently issued a decision reaffirming its previous decision in Wacksdale v. Swegon…

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  • Frustration of the Employment Contract: Croke v. VuPoint Systems Ltd., 2024 ONCA 354

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   February 13, 2025

    The Ontario Court of Appeal recently provided some clarity around the frustration of an employment contract and…

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  • Novel Breach of the Employment Standards Act

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   February 5, 2025

    In Timmins v. Artisan Cells, the Ontario Superior Court briefly considered an argument that the employment contract…

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  • Timely Issuance of ROE Canada: Record of Employment Must be Issued

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   June 19, 2024

    When leaving work for any reason, an employer must provide workers with an accurate Record of Employment…

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  • Cost Of Employee Turnover

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   June 11, 2024

    Cost awards have often been an area of controversy for federal employees who have been unjustly dismissed….

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  • Can You Get EI If You Quit: Employment Insurance Entitlements

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   June 3, 2024

    The Employment Insurance Act provides an account of what circumstances can result in disentitlement to collect employment…

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  • Entitlements to Meal Breaks

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   February 14, 2024

    Workers in Ontario are entitled to meal breaks while at work. Under Ontario’s Employment Standards Act, a…

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  • Sick Note Requirement: Reducing Unnecessary Administrative Tasks With A Doctor’s Note

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   February 8, 2024

    In Ontario, workers have the right to take a leave of absence from work for personal illness….

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  • Obligation of Good Faith and Fair Dealing

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   January 22, 2024

    When terminating workers, employers have an obligation of good faith and fair dealing. In Wallace v. United…

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  • What is Time Theft?

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   January 17, 2024

    Time Theft in Arbitral Jurisprudence The phrase “time theft” itself is particularly loaded to paint the alleged…

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  • Distinction between Aggravated and Punitive Damages

    Employment ContractsGeneral
    by Stacey R. Ball   January 11, 2024

    Aggravated Damages Employers are held to an obligation of good faith and fair dealing when dismissing an…

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  • Reasonable Notice Period is inclusive of ESA entitlements

    General
    by Stacey R. Ball   December 20, 2023

    ESA Termination Entitlements Workers who have been terminated are provided minimum statutory entitlements in Ontario’s Employment Standards…

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As Mr. Ball is an author of a leading treatise in the area Canadian Employment Law, published by Canada Law Book, he is routinely contacted by lawyers.

His work has often been favorably quoted and cited by superior courts in every province and the Supreme Court of Canada.

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