The Minister of National Revenue waives reporting requirements under Bill C-377
News Release | GOVERNMENT OF CANADA December 19, 2016 Ottawa, ON Canada Revenue Agency The Government of Canada believes that our labour laws should reflect the important role that unions play in protecting the rights of workers and helping the middle class grow and
TRADES TODAY | Volume 3 Edition 4
Lights, hammers, action! Carpenters, hairstylists, crane operators and countless other tradespeople bring their expertise to the sets of Ontario's biggest film and TV productions. Hear from skilled trades professionals who work behind-the-scenes in the industry on pg. 6. ----------------------------------------------------------------- The "Jill" of all trades HVACR
What’s New – December 2016 | Issue #79
More than 37,000 Ontarians get the latest Ministry of Labour news delivered straight to their inbox. Find out why. Subscribe now Ontario Working With Federal Government To Protect Temporary Foreign Workers The Ontario government is working with the Government of Canada to ensure
WSIB@WORK – Winter 2016 – Issue # 7
WSIB hosts Technical Rate sessionsOver the course of the fall, the WSIB hosted nine technical rate sessions to help educate employers about the 2017 premium rates. In 2017, there will be a 6.2 per cent reduction on the average premium rate
Reynolds, Vogel warn hard work remains on lien act reform
by Angela Gismondi Dec 12, 2016 It’s been a few months since the report Striking the Balance: Expert Review of Ontario’s Construction Lien Act was released and while its authors Bruce Reynolds and Sharon Vogel have been working on the report
Proposed Amendments to the Ontario College of Trades and Apprenticeship Act, 2009
Original post from Mathew Dinsdale dated November 30, 2016 can be found here. On November 16, 2016, the Government of Ontario proposed amendments to the Ontario College of Trades and Apprenticeship Act, 2009 (the “OCTAA”). This legislation classifies a number of