Off the Clock, But on the Line: A Case Law Review of Discipline for Off-Duty Conduct

Presented by the CBA Alberta Labour & Employment Law (North) Section

A viral post, an arrest, or a heated exchange outside work, when does an employee's private life become an employer’s business? What employees do after hours, from social media posts to conduct in the community, can damage an employer's  reputation, harm workplace relationships, and test the limits of management's rights. This session will explore a practical case law review regarding how and in what circumstances employers may discipline employees for conduct that occurs outside of the workplace and working hours.

PRESENTER

Taylor Holland (Counsel, Dentons Canada LLP)

MEETING DETAILS

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