MISC Flashcards
Essentials of a Contract (4)
- Offer
- Acceptance
- Consideration
- Legality
What is the maximum fine applicable to individuals who are convicted under the OHSA?
$100,000
Remedial Certification
Allows the labour board to certify the union as a remedy, even when it has been unable to prove majority support among the employees, when the employer committs a serious illegal act designed to undermine the union’s organizing campaign.
The highest court in Ontario
Ontario Court of Appeal
Maximum amount under a Small Claims Court
< $35,000
Toronto Electric Commissioner v. Snider
Determined employment law to be provincial
R. v. Kapp
Established two-part test
Which removed the onus previously placed on employers to justify their classification of workers as independent contractors?
Bill 47 - Making Ontario Open for Business Act
*Employers are still obligated to classify them properly
Saving Provision
A provision that purports to guarantee minimum statutory entitlements regardless of any other language in the agreement
2 Principles of the Pay Equity Act
- Equal pay for work of equal value
- Compliance-based, not complaint-based
Steps to Pay Equity (7)
- Identify establishments
- Define job classes
- Determine gender predominance of job classes
- Select gender neutral evaluation system
- Comparison of job classes
- Posting and approving pay equity plan
- Pay adjustments
5 exceptions to Hiring Discrimination
- Special Interest Groups
- BFOR
- Nepotism
- Medical/Personal Attendants
- Affirmative Action Programs
Areas that must comply with the Human Rights Code (5)
- Hiring
- Transfers
- Promotions
- Compensation
- Benefits
Fraudulent Misrepresentation by Employer
Employer knowingly makes untrue or misleading statemetn and applicant suffers a loss as a result of relying on it
Negligent Misrepresentation by Employer
Employer carelessly makes a false or misleading statement and the applicant suffers a loss as a result of relying on that statement