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A high school student employed in a restaurant has won his case against his employer after he lost his job after repeatedly asking to be paid. The employer did not appear before the Administrative Labour Tribunal, which heard the students complaint.

The owner blamed a frozen bank account for the employee going unpaid for months.

A high school student employed in a restaurant has won his case against his employer after he lost his job after repeatedly asking to be paid. The employer did not appear before the Administrative Labour Tribunal, which heard the students complaint.

The republished Labour Code, with subsequent amendments and additions, regulates the possibility of dismissal of employees due to the dissolution of the job. Thus, Article 65 of the Labour Code provides for the following situation: dismissal for reasons unrelated to the employee's person is the...

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Canada’s Labour Minister issues report on gig workers, notes share of Canadian workers who take part in the gig economy rose to 10% in 2020 from 5.5% in 2005.

Canada’s Labour Minister issues report on gig workers, notes share of Canadian workers who take part in the gig economy rose to 10% in 2020 from 5.5% in 2005.

According to the provisions of the Labour Code, work performed under an individual employment contract constitutes seniority in employment, and the employee must provide proof that the work was performed under an individual employment contract. Seniority in work can be proved with certificates...

“Much of what you’ve seen here are the consequences of government policies,” he said. “The people feel abandoned. Left behind. Ignored. Look around...