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Court of Appeal upholds decision in Brewers Retail pension case

Court of Appeal upholds decision in Brewers Retail pension case
“On a practical level, this case involves a unique fact pattern relating to a single-employer pension plan and the possibly non-compliant aspects of pension indexing provisions which first came into effect in 1974,” says Bauslaugh Pensions & Benefits Law’s Randy Bauslaugh.

Majority of Canadian institutional investors consider climate change a top ESG focus: survey

Majority of Canadian institutional investors consider climate change a top ESG focus: survey
Respondents also ranked DEI (45%) and human capital and human rights (45%) among their top three ESG focus topics, according to a new survey by Millani.

Survey finds fewer Canadians working from home permanently in 2023

Survey finds fewer Canadians working from home permanently in 2023
A quarter (25%) of employees working onsite said they enjoy the collaborative environment, while 21% agreed they favour the social atmosphere and 15% said they're able to juggle work and home priorities more easily because of greater flexibility, according to a new survey by Aviva Canada.

Ontario court awards $210K in costs against FSRA in Brewers Retail pension case

Ontario court awards $210K in costs against FSRA in Brewers Retail pension case
FROM THE ARCHIVES: One veteran pensions litigator says the decision is possibly the largest costs award against a pension regulator in Canadian history.

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PwC Canada improving parental leave with specialized coaching, leadership training

PwC Canada improving parental leave with specialized coaching, leadership training
As part of its Me + PwC program, the company conducted listening tours with employees, with the feedback including more support for parents, says PwC Canada's Sonia Boisvert.

Quebec company buys private island with chalet to boost employee happiness

Quebec company buys private island with chalet to boost employee happiness
Sylvain Dion, president of Mon Technicien, says the data services company jumped on the opportunity to buy the island as a way to expand its employee benefits package.

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