McInnes Cooper invites you to our Annual Labour and Employment Law Seminar in cities across the Atlantic provinces. Focusing on the practical implications of recent developments in labour and employment law, the sessions include developments in the role of HR in ESG, control over employees’ place of work, preparing for emerging trends like the four-day work week and trauma-informed investigations, and more. View the agenda here!
Canadian businesses need foreign workers to address labour and skills shortages. Yet the Canadian government is taking steps to reduce the number of work and study permits it issues – and in turn the number of foreign workers Canadian businesses can hire. What are the primary immigration target reductions? How will they impact your ability to access foreign workers? What strategies can you use to continue to continue to access the foreign workers you need? Join McInnes Cooper Immigration Lawyers Morganne Foley and Renee Thompson for a virtual roundtable conversation about how you can continue to access the foreign workers you need in the face of immigration target reductions. WHEN: Thursday June 27, 2024 TIME: 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ADT | 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. NDT WHERE: Online
Canada is a big country with lots of options for immigrants. But have you considered coming to Atlantic Canada to seek Permanent Residency? Join McInnes Cooper Immigration Lawyers Morganne Foley and Elizabeth Salami for a virtual roundtable conversation about the reasons why coming to Atlantic Canada could be the best fit for you.
Discover the Future of eDiscovery Hosted by McInnes Cooper, this dynamic two-day event will provide you with expert insights, AI-driven tools, and teach strategies to overcome challenges and streamline legal workflows. This exciting conference is packed with valuable insights for your practice and can count towards your mandatory annual CLE hours! Join us for McInnes Cooper’s eDiscovery Conference, proudly sponsored by Array, a trusted partner in legal technology solutions. This dynamic two-day event is designed to inspire, educate, and connect legal professionals at the forefront of technology and innovation. This is your opportunity to gain cutting-edge insights and practical strategies that will transform how you approach legal technology. Day One: Strategy & Innovation for Lawyers and Clients Explore the evolution and impact of eDiscovery through real-world case studies, expert-led discussions, and a thought-provoking keynote on embracing innovation. Learn how to overcome resistance to technological change and see firsthand how McInnes Cooper’s managed services and modern legal strategies drive client success. Day Two: Hands-On Learning for Lawyers & Litigation Support Staff Get practical, actionable insights with interactive sessions covering eDiscovery strategies, essential document review techniques from Array, and live demonstrations of industry-leading tools like Casepoint’s Case Assist and Relativity’s aiR suite. […]
Whether you’re a Canadian or a foreign company looking to transfer skilled workers into Canadian operations, or to bring technicians into Canada to service out of warranty equipment, do emergency repairs or perform after-sales service on equipment, there are specific requirements to get them into Canada. Join McInnes Cooper Immigration Lawyers Meghan Felt and Kim Collier for a virtual roundtable conversation about how to bring foreign skilled workers into Canada. Note:Link given upon registration.
The Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) offers a unique opportunity – and imposes unique compliance obligations – on employers brining foreign workers into Atlantic Canada. What are the eligibility criteria for employers and for foreign workers under the AIP? What are the nuances between each of Atlantic Canada’s provinces? What are some tips for designated employers to comply with their obligations as a designated employer? Join McInnes Cooper Immigration Lawyer Hanaa Al Sharief for a virtual roundtable conversation about the Atlantic Immigration Program. Hanaa Al Sharief is an immigration lawyer in Halifax. She also practices in trusts and estates law and estate administration. She is bilingual in Arabic and English with expertise in cross-cultural communications. Throughout her more than 15 years of experience working in Canada and internationally, Hanaa has helped her clients tackle various legal issues.
Details The Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) offers a unique opportunity – and imposes unique compliance obligations – on employers brining foreign workers into Atlantic Canada. What are the eligibility criteria for employers and for foreign workers under the AIP? What are the nuances between each of Atlantic Canada’s provinces? What are some tips for designated employers to comply with their obligations as a designated employer? Join McInnes Cooper Immigration Lawyer Hanaa Al Sharief for a virtual roundtable conversation about the Atlantic Immigration Program.
Remote work took off with the COVID-19 pandemic – but it’s left a lasting legacy. Many (but not all) employers and employees continue to find benefits in remote and hybrid work. Whether you’re on board with remote workers or having second thoughts, there are ramifications. Can you call remote employees back to the office – or conversely require employees to remain as remote workers? What are the key risks of remote and hybrid workers? Are there tax implications of remote and hybrid workers? Join McInnes Cooper Labour & Employment Lawyers Alex Warshick and Abigail Herrington for a virtual roundtable conversation to help you respond to the ramifications of remote workers in your business. For members of CPHR (NS, NL, PEI), this session counts for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits.
Details Immigration rules are constantly evolving. But one thing remains constant: employers must comply with Immigration requirements or they – and their foreign employees – are exposed to potentially severe consequences. What are the key immigration compliance obligations of which you should be aware? How can you manage compliance with Immigration rules? What are the risks if you fail to comply? Join McInnes Cooper Immigration Lawyers Sarah McInnes and Amanda Nash for a virtual roundtable conversation about immigration law compliance.