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  • About Us
    • About Stacey Ball
    • Canadian Employment Law
    • Blog
    • Media
  • 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
      • Family Status Discrimination
      • Human Rights
      • Job Abandonment
      • Just Cause for Dismissal
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      • The Labour Relations Act and Duty of Fair Representation
      • Unfair Labour Practice Complaints
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      • Workplace Discrimination and Harassment
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      • Defamation and Loss of Reputation
      • Unenforceable Termination Clauses
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  • Can You Get Fired for Calling In Sick?

    Cause For DismissalEmployment LawWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   July 31, 2023

    Employees may often worry whether they can be fired for taking time off from work due to…

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  • Notice Award Greater than 24 Months

    Cause For DismissalWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   February 23, 2023

    When an employee is terminated without cause, they are offered a severance package. While many people believe that…

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  • Is CERB Deductible from Wrongful Dismissal Damages?

    Cause For DismissalConstructive DismissalWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   February 5, 2023

    To help millions of Canadians, the Federal Government started the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) program, which…

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  • Terminating Probationary Employees: Canada (AG) v Alexis

    Employee or Dependent ContractorEmployment LawGeneralWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 8, 2022

    This decision concerns the termination of a public sector employee and the interplay between two pieces of…

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  • Unfair Investigation Leads to Termination: Rejected by Courts

    Employee or Dependent ContractorEmployment LawGeneralWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 6, 2022

    On March 7, 2019, Mr. Czerniawski had an argument with a co-worker. The encounter quickly became heated….

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  • Successor Employers and Reasonable Notice Periods

    Employee or Dependent ContractorEmployment LawGeneralWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 4, 2022

    In the event of a termination without cause, employees are generally entitled to a reasonable notice period. The…

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  • Arbitration: Employee Must Disclose Vaccination Status

    Employee or Dependent ContractorEmployment LawGeneralWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 3, 2022

    An arbitration decision released January 12, 2022 has joined the persistently growing list of decisions upholding COVID-19…

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  • Emailing Your Lawyer from Your Work Email: Solicitor-Client Privilege

    GeneralWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   March 2, 2022

    In Jean-Sébastien Leroux v. Proex Inc., 2022 ONSC 319, an employee made a mistake that no employee should…

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  • Abandonment or Termination: Wong v Polynova Industries Inc.

    GeneralWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   February 6, 2022

    Did the employee abandon their employment, or was their employment terminated by the employer? That was an essential…

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  • Three Days of Work, Three Months of Pay: Dalton v. Fraser Valley Fire Protection Ltd.

    Cause For DismissalConstructive DismissalEmployment ContractsEmployment LawGeneralWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   January 7, 2022

    Employers should expect to provide some compensation to employees they terminate without cause. The amount of compensation depends…

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  • CERB Continuing to be Deducted from Wrongful Dismissal Damages (Or Not?)

    Cause For DismissalConstructive DismissalGeneralWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   January 3, 2022

    I wrote a blog post this past August discussing the potential impact of Canada Emergency Response Benefit…

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  • Workplace Investigations Prior to Dismissal

    Cause For DismissalConstructive DismissalWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   October 1, 2021

    At common law, employers do not have a duty to investigate allegations of misconduct prior to dismissing…

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  • Fired While Pregnant – How Much Notice?

    GeneralWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   August 28, 2021

    It is hard to imagine a time where a steady income is more important than when you…

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  • How to Contest a Wrongful Dismissal

    Employment LawWrongful Dismissal
    by Stacey R. Ball   August 25, 2019

    Employers in Canada are bound under both federal and provincial legislation to provide reasonable notice or pay…

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About Us

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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