2 April 2019

23ANDME? GENETIC DISCRIMINATION – NEW PROTECTION FOR ONTARIO'S EMPLOYEES

Protection to employees in Ontario from “genetic discrimination” by employers has officially arrived.    An increasing number of businesses offer individual genetic testing, which may, among other things, disclose a medical diagnosis or condition, that a person may have, or carry, a genetic mutation or irregularity or that a person may be at higher-than-normal risk […]

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BEING RECORDED IN A PUBLIC PLACE – WHAT ARE MY PRIVACY RIGHTS?

Increasingly businesses (and employers) and public organizations deploy and use ever-improving surveillance technology, including workplace audio and video recording.  Ontario law has remained vigilant and watchful, attempting to balance legitimately-held privacy expectations for everyone against unreasonably invasive privacy intrusion, particularly to foster security, safety and legitimate business or public interests.   In an important, recent

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