Employment and Labour Seminar Series: Toronto
October 30, 2019
8:00 am – 11:30 am
Toronto
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McMillan’s annual, cross-Canada Employment and Labour Seminar Series continues in Toronto. Join us as we discuss significant legal developments and provide practical advice on critical issues facing employers in Canada.
Topics will include:
- Workplace investigations
- Case law update
- Disability management
- Federal and provincial legislative updates
- Navigating business immigration
- Frustration of employment
- Responding to workplace accidents
This program qualifies for up to 1.5 hours of Substantive CPD Credit in Ontario.
Agenda
8:00 am|Registration and Networking Breakfast
8:30 am|Opening Remarks
8:40 am|Presentations and Q&A
11:30 am|Closing Remarks
Speakers:
Paul Boshyk
Partner
Patrick Groom
Partner
Kyle Lambert
Associate
Alexis Lemajic
Associate
Dave McKechnie
Partner
Shari Munk-Manel
Partner
Chiedza Museredza
Associate
Jeff Rochwerg
Counsel
Martin Thompson
Partner
Lyndsay A. Wasser
Partner
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