The Employment Standards Act 2000 (ESA) is a legislation used to regulate employment in Ontario. This blog provides a brief overview of Ontario's ESA.
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the Company shall pay Xxxxx (1) his annualized basic salary of $450,000; (2) any bonuses that may relate to fiscal year 2005 that would have otherwise been payable to Xxxxx and (3), such other fringe benefits as provided to other
A Labour Standards Bill, which has provisions and an implementation mechanism for “equal pay for equal work”, was submitted in the National Assembly in 2008, is yet to be passed into law. Nevertheless, the National Industrial Court has upheld the principle of equal pay for equal work. ...
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Salaried Employee means an employee who is not covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act who regularly receives each pay period a predetermined amount constituting all or part of compensation. This base salary cannot be reduced because of variations in the quality or quantity of work performed. Post...
The 1958 British cohort would have had access to only rudimentary medical interventions for the treatment of low weight babies by today's standards (Almond and Currie, 2012). But it could be that little treatment was available for both rich and poor low-birth-weight babies in 1950s Britain....
In Lico v. TD Bank et al., a federal court in the Eastern District of New York upheld an employee’s right to bring claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) against her employer, TD Bank (“the Bank”), for failure to provide adequate facilities and time for lactation breaks....
stating that the employment contract must be examined “as a whole.” The judge found that the employment contract violated the minimum standards set out in theESAfor the same legal reasons set out inWaksdale, and therefore could not be used to limit the employee’s severance pay entitlements...