Sway Law is a reputable legal firm based in the vibrant Greater Toronto Area (GTA) that specializes in employment law.
Sway Law has built a strong reputation for providing exceptional legal representation to both employees and employers in a wide range of employment-related matters.
Our expertise in employment law allows us to navigate the complexities of workplace disputes, provide strategic advice, and advocate for our clients' rights and interests in the GTA.
LATANIA DYER | MANAGING LAWYER
Sway Law possesses extensive experience in handling various employment law matters.
We have a deep understanding of the ever-evolving employment laws and regulations in Ontario and are well-versed in both provincial and federal legislation, including the Employment Standards Act, the Ontario Human Rights Code, and the Canada Labour Code.
We provide comprehensive legal advice and representation to employees and employers, ensuring that their rights and obligations are protected in the workplace.
At Sway Law, our client-centered approach is at the core of our practice. We understand that employment disputes can be highly sensitive and emotionally challenging for both employees and employers.
We prioritize the needs and concerns of our clients, providing personalized attention and tailored legal strategies. We take the time to listen to our clients, understand their goals, and provide honest and practical advice. We are skilled negotiators, adept at resolving disputes through mediation or settlement discussions. When litigation is necessary, they are prepared to advocate vigorously for their clients' rights and interests.
Compliance with minimum employment standards set out in federal and provincial legislation, including matters related to wages, hours of work, overtime pay, vacation pay, public holidays, leaves of absence, and other employment entitlements.
Obligations related to promoting and ensuring equality and diversity in the workplace, including implementing affirmative action programs, accommodating individuals with disabilities, and addressing systemic barriers to employment.
Compliance with occupational health and safety regulations, including providing a safe and healthy work environment, addressing workplace hazards, ensuring proper training and equipment, and handling workplace accidents or injuries.
Issues related to the negotiation, formation, interpretation, and enforcement of employment contracts, including terms and conditions of employment, non-compete clauses, non-solicitation agreements, and restrictive covenants.
Claims arising from the termination of employment without just cause or without appropriate notice or severance pay, including claims for wrongful dismissal, constructive dismissal, or bad faith termination.
Protection of employee privacy rights, handling personal information, confidentiality agreements, and compliance with privacy legislation.
Cases involving allegations of discrimination, harassment, or unequal treatment based on protected grounds, such as race, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, or religious beliefs.
Issues involving collective bargaining, unionization, certification or decertification of unions, negotiating collective agreements, resolving labour disputes, and addressing unfair labour practices.
Compliance with employment policies, codes of conduct, anti-harassment policies, drug and alcohol policies, social media policies, or other workplace rules and regulations.\
Ensuring equal pay for work of equal value, addressing gender-based wage discrimination, and complying with pay equity legislation.
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