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The Asphalte Desjardins matter: the Supreme Court of Canada overturns the decision of the Québec Court of Appeal
On July 25, 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada rendered its decision inQuébec (Commission des normes du travail) v. Asphalte Desjardins inc.1 In this ruling, which overturned a judgment by the Québec Court of Appeal,2 the Supreme Court concluded that an employer who receives notice of termination (…)
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Employee or Self-employed Worker? The Court of Appeal of Québec Rules
The Court of Appeal of Québec recently ruled on the criteria for distinguishing between an employment agreement and a contract for services in the case of Bermex international inc. v. Agence du revenu du Québec.1It is worth noting that regardless of the fact that the parties labelled their agreement (…)
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Quarterly legal newsletter intended for accounting, management, and finance professionals, Number 20
CONTENTS Life Insurance Policy: How to Extract Funds from a Corporation with No Tax Impact Constructive Dismissal Analyzed in the Context of a Business Acquisition The Right of Withdrawal, a Controlled Form of Contractual Freedom Transfers of Residences Involving a Spousal Testamentary Trust (…)
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An analysis of constructive dismissal in the context of a business acquisition
The Courts have considered the concept of constructive dismissal on many occasions. Generally, the expression “constructive dismissal” refers to situations in which an employee does not agree to a substantial change made unilaterally by his employer to one or more essential terms of his employment (…)
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Legal newsletter for business entrepreneurs and executives, Number 3
The member-funded pension plan: a defined benefit pension plan that limits the employer’s financial risk Doing business with the government: a question of transparency Your company and the influenza H1N1 flu pandemic