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Personal Use of Work Computer Was Not Just Cause

In Concrete Inc. v De Guzman, the AB Employment Standards Review Body found an employee had violated a personal use policy, but it wasn’t cause.

29 April 2025
Independent Contractors may need Calgary Law Services by Bow River Law LLP.
Was She Fired or Did She Quit? Or Something Else?

In Tyalta v Connolly, the ALRB considered whether someone was dismissed or resigned and found neither had happened.

22 April 2025
Lay Offs Calgary Jobs may require Employment Lawyers.
AJ Farrington Allows Summary Judgment on CD and Severance Damages

In Nickles v 628810 Alberta, Judge Farrington elected to use summary judgment to determine reasonable notice damages.

8 April 2025
Independent Contractor Law Services in Calgary, Alberta.
Construction Worker Or Not?  Employment Standards Case

In Sub Terrain Excavating v Ross, 2025 ABESAB 1, a truck driver for a construction company was not considered to be a construction employee.

11 March 2025
Employment Law Services for Employment Contracts in Calgary
ABCA Bombshell On Wrongful Dismissal Entitlements?

In Kirke v Spartan Controls, 2025 ABCA 40, a dismissed employee was not entitled to payments from shares that were bought back by his employer after dismissal.

13 February 2025
Severance Review Services including Reasonable Notice Employment Law Services by Bow River Law LLP.
Top 3 Videos by Alberta Employment Lawyers Discussing Severance After Job Termination

All of Bow River Law LLP’s materials posted on Youtube are for legal information and discussion purposes only, and should…

15 January 2025
Employment lawyer consultation common questions and FAQ
Termination Clause Enforceable On Basis of Surrounding Circumstances

In Singh v Clark Builders, 2025 ABKB 3, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench upheld a termination clause based partly on surrounding circumstances. 

8 January 2025
Just Cause Today Might Not Be Just Cause Tomorrow
What Is Dufault, and What Does It Mean In Alberta?

In Dufault v Ignace, 2024 ONCA 915, the Ontario Court of Appeal found a termination clause in an employment contract was unenforceable.

6 January 2025

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