Tag: Hours of Work
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Manitoba (Re)Introduces Bill 4 re Retail Business Holidays
Manitoba introduced Bill 4, The Retail Business Hours of Operation Act (Various Acts Amended or Repealed) for first reading on October 13, 2020. Bill 4 (which is identical to Bill 2 from the last session) includes amendments to the Manitoba Employment Standards Code (ESC) with respect to days of rest for retail businesses . . .
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Alberta Regulation re Employment Standards
Further to Bill 32, Alberta has filed Regulation 159/2020, amending the Employment Standards Regulation with respect to averaging agreements, employment of persons under age 18, administrative penalties, pay statements and group termination . . .
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Alberta Introduces Bill 32 re Employment Standards & Labour Relations
Alberta introduced Bill 32, Restoring Balance in Alberta’s Workplaces Act, 2020, for first reading on July 7, 2020. Bill 32 includes extensive amendments to the Employment Standards Code (ESC) and the Labour Relations Code . . .
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Alberta Ministerial Order re Employment Standards Amendments
Further to my earlier post regarding Alberta's employment standards amendments, the actual amendments to the Employment Standards Code and Employment Standards Regulation are included in Ministerial Order 18.2020 . . .
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Alberta Announces Employment Standards Amendments
Alberta announced a range of employment standards amendments in response to COVID-19. The changes, which are described as "temporary workplace rules...to help employers and employees manage rapidly changing conditions" cover leaves of absence, hours of work, termination of employment, temporary layoffs and variances . . .
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Federal Announcement re Hours of Work Amendments
The federal government published a notice in the Canada Gazette regarding hours of work. The notice provides further guidance on last year's changes to work schedules and shift changes, and seeks further input on potential exemptions to other hours of work requirements . . .
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Alberta Regulation re Employment Standards – New Exemptions & Special Rules
Alberta filed two regulations - Regulation 172/2019 and Regulation 181/2019 - amending the Employment Standards Regulation. The regulations make changes to the special rules and exemptions related to the Alberta Employment Standards Code (ESC . . .
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Alberta Consultation re Employment Standards
Alberta announced that it will be consulting with employees and employers on potential changes to employment standards legislation . . .
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Recap: Canada Labour Code Amendments Coming into Force September 1, 2019
Over the last 1-2 years, there has been a flurry of amendments to the Canada Labour Code (the Code). After reviewing my earlier posts, I thought it was time for a recap of the amendments to Part III of the Code and the Canada Labour Standards Regulations (the Regulations) coming into force on September 1, 2019.
A future post will review additional federal Bills and amending regulations yet to be proclaimed into force . . .
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Ontario Proposal to Revoke Garment Industry Regulation
Ontario has published a proposal to revoke Ontario Regulation 291/01: Terms and Conditions of Employment in Defined Industries - Women's Coat and Suit Industry and Women's Dress and Sportswear Industry . . .
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