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Employment Law Insights

Employment Law Insights is your essential guide to navigating the complex workplace laws. Hosted by the team at HTW Law, this podcast breaks down the legal jargon surrounding wrongful dismissal, constructive dismissal, and severance packages.

Podcast · By HTW Law · Canadian English · CA · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    S01 E24 - Is Your Promotion a Trap - Unpaid Overtime & Employment Law Explained (opens the original)

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    Getting promoted to manager often feels like crossing a finish line, but that flat salary can quickly become a legal trap designed to avoid paying you overtime. In this deep dive into Canadian employment law, we break down the legal tripwires surrounding management titles, unpaid overtime, and toxic workplace environments. We explore the reality of "constructive dismissal"—what happens when an employer doubles your workload or marginalizes you to force you to quit—and how the law views bad-faith

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    S01E23 - Fired in Canada - Why Your Industry Changes Your Legal Rights (opens the original)

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    Imagine getting called into your boss's office on a random Tuesday and getting unfairly fired. Your first instinct? Sue them! But in Canada, the rules completely change depending on who signs your paycheck. In this deep dive into Canadian employment law, we break down why "Jurisdiction is Destiny." We explore the complex legal web that determines your rights, your severance package, and whether you can actually take your employer to civil court. In this video, we unpack: The Private Sector: Why

  3. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    S01E22 - Fired for Starting a Union - The Hidden Legal Trap (opens the original)

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    Fired for whispering the word "Union"? Here is the ultimate legal deep dive into what happens next. In this episode, we unpack the intense, high-stakes legal collision between an employer's right to manage their business and a worker's constitutional right to associate. From the dangerous "pre-certification vacuum" to the incredibly strict "Taint Theory," we explore the hidden legal architecture of Canadian labor rights. Whether you are a federally regulated bank teller, a provincially regulated

  4. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    S01E21 - AI, Drug Charges, Perceived Disability - Why a Routine Background Check Could Cost Your Company Millions (opens the original)

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    Think firing an applicant over a federal drug charge uncovered during a background check is a safe bet? Think again. In this deep dive, we break down the complex and often counterintuitive landscape of Canadian human rights and employment law. We unpack a stack of research centered on a brilliant legal breakdown by Tony Wong from HTW Law, exploring the hyper-technical collisions between constitutional frameworks and workplace realities. Whether you are a job applicant navigating a vulnerable sec

  5. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    S01E20 - Fired After Relocating - Ultimate Guide to Wrongful Dismissal and Inducement (opens the original)

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    Did you leave a secure, long-term job for a massive new opportunity... only to get fired months later? You aren't out of luck.In this deep dive, we unpack the legal minefield of executive recruitment, wrongful dismissal, and the devastating reality of corporate bait-and-switches. Based on the incredible legal roadmap from Tony Wong at HTW Law Professional Corporation, "Wrongful Dismissal and Inducement to Relocate: The Ultimate Guide," we expose how Canadian courts handle employers who make gran

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