Tag: Alberta

Termination Clauses in Canadian Employment Contracts

By Northern Exposure Jun 9, 2009 Northern Exposure

Updated: Jun 9, 2009

By Katie Clayton and Farrah Sunderani If you include a termination benefit in a Canadian employment agreement, it is important to be precise. As discussed in previous Northern Exposure entries, employers in Canada must provide notice or pay in lieu of notice when terminating an employee without cause. This minimum requirement is legislated in employment […]

Provincial labor force differences across Canada

By Brian Smeenk, Fasken Aug 26, 2008 Northern Exposure

Updated: Aug 26, 2008

by Brian P. Smeenk Canada is a diverse country. Its ten provinces and three territories are endowed with varying natural resources and have developed their own industrial infrastructures and labour markets. Nevertheless, education is always a major factor in the ability to find a job. So commences a very interesting, recently published study by Statistics […]