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clicklaw Societies FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Societies Act

Termination
This Fact Sheet reviews terminating (firing) employees. Termination means ending the employment relationship, commonly known as firing, dismissing, or letting someone go. Termination is not to be taken lightly. While employers can termin

Discipline
This Fact Sheet covers the discipline of employees. Progressive discipline is an important issue for employer’s legal compliance. Documenting disciplinary action may allow an employer to avoid an Employment Standards complai

Performance Management
This Fact Sheet reviews some of the best practices for managing employees in the workplace. Workplaces are best managed with clear expectations. Best practice is to establish and enforce expectations through workplace policies, accurate

Employment Contracts
This Fact Sheet describes the use of written employment contracts. An employment contract is a legal document that should include the expectations of an employer. This information typically includes a description of the position and resp

Hiring Process
This Fact Sheet reviews best practices for a hiring process. The hiring process is an integral part of the employment relationship. This process must be fair. Unfairness in a hiring process may open the non-profit to complaints under hum

Employee v Contractor
This Fact Sheet reviews the legal differences between employees and contractors. Workers are people who do work for others and get paid for that work. Workers may do this as self-employed, be in business to benefit themselves and have ma

Hiring Readiness
This Fact Sheet provides information about getting ready to be an employer. Hiring readiness means being ready to be an employer. Ready means being aware of the rules around hiring workers. Ready also means having processes and policies