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The 444 Employment Law Toolkit

The 444: employment law tooklit for small employersSpringLaw is 4!!!!  To celebrate our 4-year anniversary, thank our clients and welcome non-client businesses who are looking for a new way to receive legal services, we are pleased to offer The 444 Toolkit.

The 444 Toolkit is a collection of our most highly sought-after resources our clients ask for every day:

  • 4 core legal templates
  • 4 of our most popular workplace law guides
  • 4 helpful checklists

If you are a small business owner, looking to update your core legal docs and needing some guidance to navigate this ongoing rollercoaster of the pandemic, this workplace law toolkit is for you!

THIS IS A DEEPLY DISCOUNTED, TIME-LIMITED OFFER!

ONLY $444+TAX FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL!

The full kit is regularly valued at $2,800+tax. For our anniversary month of April, we’re offering at the deeply discounted rate of $444+tax!

Please visit www.springlaw.ca/product/the-444-toolkit to get your kit today!

Thank you again to our clients, the HR community, friends and family for your support and love over the last 4 years.

Here’s to 40 more!!!!

The SpringLaw team

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