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Steve M. Winder Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

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Working notice: how to ensure it is effective *

Canada - April 27 2012
Recently, two British Columbia court cases considered the effect of an employee refusing to work after a period of working notice was provided by the employer.


“My house just burned down, and i don’t know when i will be back at work” *

Canada - February 9 2011
Is an employer entitled to take the position that an employee has resigned if she advises that she does not know when she will be returning to work (as a result of a significant personal crisis) and fails to stay in contact with the employer in the ensuing weeks?


Supreme Court of Canada puts the brakes on “re-writing” ambiguous or unreasonable restrictive covenants in employment contracts *

Canada - March 9 2009
Can a judge 'rewrite' a restrictive covenant in an employment contract that is ambiguous or unreasonable, to avoid the clause being found enforceable?