Heading off harassment in the workplace

A new tort of harassment could affect workplace culture and become part of lawyers' toolkits

Heading off harassment in the workplace

Across Canada, labour and employment lawyers have turned their eyes toward an Alberta Court of King’s Bench decision that had nothing to do with a dispute between an employer and an employee.

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