by Doug MacLeod | Feb 2, 2021 | For Employers
What is the definition of harassment? This blog discusses an employer’s legal obligation to investigate workplace harassment complaints and how to limit the cost of these investigations.
by MacLeod Law Firm | Aug 12, 2020 | For Employees
Sexual assault, sexual harassment, workplace, human rights, human rights tribunal, damages.
by Doug MacLeod | Feb 25, 2020 | For Employers
Constructive Dismissal Update: Claim for Damages Caused by Workplace Harassment thrown Out of Court by the WSIAT.
by MacLeod Law Firm | Dec 23, 2019
By AdvocateDaily.com Staff The tort of harassment is just the latest in a variety of avenues that courts have given employees to claim against their former employers, Toronto employment lawyer Doug MacLeod tells AdvocateDaily.com. The civil tort was recognized for the...
by Doug MacLeod | Dec 23, 2019
Despite a number of legislative initiatives that are intended to reduce and ultimately eliminate sexual harassment in society, sexual harassment continues to be a problem in Ontario’s workplaces. One of the more nuanced areas of sexual harassment law is what kind of...
by Doug MacLeod | Dec 23, 2019
Sexual harassment: A classic ‘he said vs. she said’ case In 2015, the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal considered the case of a self-employed sales agent claiming she quit her job because the broker sexually harassed her. The broker claims he did not harass her and she...
by Doug MacLeod | Dec 23, 2019
Since 2010 there has been confusion around the term “workplace harassment” in Ontario. Until that time, workplace harassment was generally limited to sexual, racial and 14 other types of harassment under the Ontario Human Rights Code (Code). For this type of...
by MacLeod Law Firm | Dec 18, 2019 | For Employees
This blog discusses five things you should know to be treated fairly and with respect and dignity in the workplace.