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Driving While Intoxicated At Work: Serious Misconduct Versus The Duty To Accommodate
In a recent decision, the Superior Court (the “Court”) set aside an arbitration award after finding that a transport company (the “Employer”) had lawfully dismissed a commercial freight truck driver for driving while intoxicated and causing a serious accident. In the Court’s view, despite the driver’s disability due to alcohol addiction, her dismissal did not breach the Employer’s duty to provide reasonable accommodation.
Canada Employment
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Dispute Resolution Clauses - 2 Minute Drafting Tips: Bulletin #9: Attorning to Court Jurisdiction Doesn’t Mix Well with an Arbitration Clause
The purpose of this bulletin, the ninth in our “Dispute Resolution Clauses - Two Minute Drafting Tips” series, is to provide parties involved in negotiating commercial agreements with quick, actionable tips for crafting effective dispute resolution clauses. This bulletin explains why drafting a contract to include both an “attornment” clause and an arbitration clause can lead to problems in the event of a dispute.
Canada Litigation
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