The infographic below highlights some of the key points of Bill 148. For a detailed explanation, please see our previous post entitled Everything you ever wanted to know about Bill 148 but were too afraid to ask, or any of our posts on the topic of Bill 148.
Psychological safety is no longer just an HR concern. Ontario employers are increasingly expected to identify and address workplace factors that can contribute to psychological harm. From harassment and bullying to WSIB mental stress claims, failing to manage these risks can have legal consequences. Learn what psychological safety means in practice and why employers should take proactive steps now.
Constructive dismissal can happen when workplace changes fundamentally alter an employee’s terms of employment without their consent. While businesses need to evolve, how change is implemented matters. Learn the practical steps employers can take to reduce legal risk, communicate effectively, and move their organizations forward with confidence.
When workplace complaints arise, your first reaction can create legal risk. Ontario employers have a duty to investigate allegations of harassment, violence, discrimination, and misconduct in a fair and appropriate way. Learn why early decisions matter and when an independent workplace investigator may be the right choice.
