Free webinar: Termination Provisions 101

Free Webinar: Termination Provisions 101Join SpringLaw’s Lisa Stam and Emily Siu for our first webinar of 2023 as we walk you through termination provisions in employment contracts to ensure your business is well-equipped for 2023.

We’ll cover:

  • why termination provisions are such a core business issue
  • the legal headaches & costs of poorly drafted or outdated termination provisions
  • how to make sure your termination provisions are enforceable

Date: Wednesday, February 15, 2023
Time: 10:30-11:00 am EST
Register today: Click here!

About SpringLaw’s SpringForward webinar series:

Are you looking for a quick and easy way to stay up to date on the fast-changing workplace laws of Ontario? Sign up for our free 30-minute monthly webinar for a rapid-fire snapshot of where the law is right now.

Each session is half an hour, to get you in, out and back to your busy day. Think of it as a monthly coffee break with a community of peers facing the same ups and downs you are. Our interactive online webinar format lets you chat and ask questions, and get connected with other entrepreneurs, business owners and HR professionals.

  • What day?  3rd Wednesday of the month
  • What time? 10:30 am EST

What if I miss it!?  Don’t worry! All of our past webinars are available on our YouTube channel and available on our website.

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