The relationship between employer and employee can be complex. Employees enjoy certain legal rights that employers must be aware of. Our team of experienced legal professionals prepare, review and negotiate your employment and independent contractor (freelance) agreements and provide legal advice about your rights and obligations in the workplace.
Explore our employment law services or contact us today to discuss your legal needs.
Whatever your creative industry business, as it grows you are going to need to hire some assistance. We can help. Our legal team is experienced in drafting and reviewing industry-specific employment and independent contractor (freelance) agreements to ensure you acquire the intellectual property you’re paying for and protect your confidential information, and that your legal relationship with employees and independent contractors complies with the relevant provincial and industry standards.
We can assist in the preparation of workplace policies – anti-discrimination, anti-harassment, employee privacy, work-from-home and others – and advise with respect to legal obligations under relevant employment legislation and the common law.
An agreement between an employer and an employee setting out their rights and duties to each other with respect to the employment and the work product.
An agreement under which one person hires another to provide services as an independent contractor, a freelancer, rather than as an employee.
An agreement to ensure that confidential information, yours and your client’s, is not misused or communicated to others by an employee or independent contractor.
Company policies that govern the workplace interactions of employees or independent contractors with each other and the company. Examples are overtime, health and safety, anti-harassment, discipline and work-from-home.
A letter notifying an employee that their employment is being terminated, setting out their rights and obligations on termination and, often, including a full and final release of the employer.
Not sure if we provide services for your creative sector? Ask us. We’d love to hear from you.
Edwards Creative Law represents individuals and organizations working in Canada’s creative industries.
We are committed to building quality relationships with our clients by providing valuable entertainment law services to meet the criteria of their creative project and to assist with its successful completion.
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