AI in the workplace is here to stay. Yet, many employers use AI without understanding the potential risks and liabilities. Join us as we address key AI-related risks, and strategies to manage them.
Recruitment and Human Resources
Risks associated with:
Bias and human rights (direct and indirect)
Using AI to draft employment contracts, policies, etc.
Using AI to inform HR-related decisions
Disclosure/transparency obligations
Employer liability when using third-party software
Privacy
Dos and don’ts of using AI to monitor productivity, performance, and remote work
Existing laws and what’s coming down the pipe across Canada
Legal Privilege and Confidentiality
Inadvertent waiver of legal privilege
Nothing is “automatically” confidential in the world of AI
AI Use Policy
Why have one?
What should a policy include?
Collective Agreement Considerations
Potential impact on provisions regarding technological change, contracting out, etc.
UPCOMING CONFERENCES
Our firm presents several conferences throughout the year. Please check back for
future offerings.
You are also welcome to join us at our HReview Breakfast Seminars held four times a year. See
“HReview Breakfast Seminar” for more information.
Workshops
Conducting an Effective Workplace Harassment Investigation
Every experienced HR professional knows these three things to be true:
An employer is required by law to investigate any allegation, or reasonably known incident, of workplace harassment;
A well planned and executed investigation can help an employer make sound and defensible decisions and minimize any liability that may arise.
Easier said than done!
This very popular, interactive workshop is designed to enhance your knowledge and skills and provide tools to conduct an effective workplace harassment investigation.
Using real life-scenarios, we’ll tackle:
What type of incident or complaint must be investigated?
What is (and is not) workplace harassment?
How to prepare for and conduct an investigation interview.
How to deal with tricky investigation situations.
How to address credibility and other evidentiary issues.
How to reach defensible findings of fact.
How to write a complete, well-organized and effective harassment report.
What to do after the investigation is complete.
When:
September 22, 2026 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm |
September 22, 2026 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm |
September 24, 2026 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm |
September 24, 2026 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Where:Via Zoom (registrants will receive a Zoom link the day before the webinar)