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Ottawa beefs up loans for hard-hit sectors – but big airlines not included for now

The Liberal government’s fiscal update sketches out a program that will provide low-interest loans of up to $1 million for badly hurt entrepreneurs.


Federal fiscal update welcome news for employers, payroll: CPA

Employers, generally, will no longer be required to confirm the status of employees by completing a T2200 form for each remote worker.


How to prevent staff shortages, absenteeism during the holidays

With improper management, HR dilemmas can be costly and damaging to businesses. Workplaces can avoid issues by preparing in advance and being transparent with staff.


Essential business distinction leaves some in Peel, Toronto without options

Municipal and provincial officials have encouraged residents to support local businesses through the current lockdown by ordering online or using curbside pickup.


Ottawa extends rules, restrictions for travellers amid rising COVID-19 case counts

A slew of travel restrictions and rules meant to curb the spread of COVID-19 will be extended into January, the federal government has announced.
 
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COVID collateral damage: Why mental fitness matters now, more than ever

The next wave of mental health prevention is mental fitness, Dr. Bill Howatt writes in the first instalment of our new weekly web series. » Read more
 
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Quebec premier calls on employers to be flexible, allow workers to isolate for Christmas

Isolating before and after holiday could allow gatherings, but 'moral contract' geared only towards Christmas. » Read More

CPP premiums rising 9.3 per cent, prompting warning from small business

CFIB calls on Ottawa to scrap increase as part of economic recovery plan as small firms struggle. » Read More
 
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The worst way to make a hiring decision

If you’re still relying on the ‘beer test,’ you may want to consider registering for our diverse hiring practices webinar with CivicAction — taking place today. » Read More

Is it a work refusal or a job-protected leave?

Employees have rights to refuse work they reasonably deem unsafe. How does COVID-19 factor into that conversation? » Read More