The ELA is proud to welcome our newest member firms: Potter, Anderson & Corroon in Delaware and Morais Leitão in Portugal! 
The ELA is proud to welcome our newest member firms: Potter, Anderson & Corroon in Delaware and Morais Leitão in Portugal! 

Drugs, Alcohol, Social Media, and Harassment in the Workplace: A Canadian Overview

Date(s) of Presentation
Thursday, October 24, 2013
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Speakers

  • Daniel D. Johns, Moderator, Crowley Fleck PLLP, Kalispell, Montana, USA
  • Katherine Ford, Sherrard Kuzz LLP, Toronto, Ontario
  • Teresa Haykowsky, McLennan Ross LLP, Edmonton, Alberta
  • Greg J. Heywood, Roper Greyell LLP, Vancouver, British Columbia
  • Jamie Jurczak, Taylor McCaffrey LLP, Winnipeg, Manitoba
  • Catherine Maheu, Lavery de Billy, Montreal, Quebec
  • Hugh McPhail, McLennan Ross LLP, Edmonton, Alberta
  • Krista Smith, Ritch Durnford, Halifax, Nova Scotia
  • David M. Stack, McKercher, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Program Description

Canadian employers increasingly are facing issues that affect workplace productivity, including those relating to workplace rights and privacy, both on the job and away from it.  This webinar brings together a panel of legal experts from all corners of Canada who will provide insight and practical guidance on the following key issues affecting employers:

  • Harassment in the workplace: investigating complaints; strategies for avoiding claims and educating employees
  • Social Media and off-duty conduct: when do Facebook and Twitter become an employment issue
  • The latest rules and development on drug and alcohol testing of employees
  • Statutory enforcement of employment legislation and penalties


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