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Employment Law

Finding and retaining a job in these uncertain times of world-wide financial instability seem daunting in themselves. Most of us, whether we’re fresh entrants into the job-market or have been working for several years, have recently been laid-off or are contemplating a change of job, remain largely unaware of our rights as an employee until there is an issue or crisis. Federal and state governments in all countries have enacted important laws that deal with the rights of workers which include equal treatment, non-discrimination, human rights, unsafe work conditions etc.

Areas Covered

Employment or Labor laws are the interface between workers, employers, unions and governments. In Canada “employment law” generally deals with non-unionized employees. These laws evolved with the advent of the Industrial Revolution and have been constantly revised, added to and changed according to changes in social awareness and technological developments. For instance, aspects like child-labor, equal opportunities for men and women, worker safety etc have made a huge difference to social structures across the world.

Employment laws cover areas like:

  • Human rights
  • Discrimination in advertising, interviewing, hiring and employment
  • Wages
  • Records
  • Hours of work and overtime
  • Minimum wages
  • Holidays and vacations
  • Maternity and paternity leave
  • Sick leave
  • Authorized leave for medical, family reasons, organ donorship, medical emergency, casual leave, paid leave etc
  • New categories of leave like critically ill child care, family care-giving, crime-related child death or disappearance, etc
  • Termination of employees
  • Severance pay
  • Wrongful dismissal
  • Employee insurance
  • Occupational health and safety
  • Pay equity
  • Labor relations
  • International labor laws
  • Working in multiple countries
  • Privacy
  • Whistle-blowers
  • Unemployment Benefits

How We Can Assist 

The workplace environment could raise a number of different issues. If you or a dear one faces an employment law dispute, our experienced legal team at Singh Barristers can provide advice and representation. Our lawyers are well-versed in several languages and can ensure that your issues are understood and dealt with in a professional yet compassionate manner.

Employment law is a vast area and you require the services of lawyers with experience, knowledge, experience and skills in this particular area to ensure that your interests are protected and your rights are well guarded.

We offer an initial no-obligation free consultation in which we provide a swift and genuine assessment of your case. We are also happy to extend friendly payment terms including Easy PayTM, and the option of paying fees in easy and affordable installments. This option is available to individuals and businesses.