Episode 26 - LIVE PODCAST COVID-19 Vaccination Policies in the Construction Industry
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Join the lawyers for employers, Mike McLellan and Kelsey Orth, from CCPartners LLP as they present a LIVE seminar to members of the Barrie Construction Association on COVID-19 mandatory vaccination policies in the construction industry. Recorded on November 17, 2021, this episode assists construction industry employers by giving them a better understanding of vaccination policies and how to handle issues that arise after implementing a vaccination policy in their own workplace. We also review four recent labour law decisions relating to COVID-19 workplace requirements, and how the decisions give employers guidance going forward.
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Join the lawyers for employers, Mike McLellan and Kelsey Orth, from CCPartners LLP as they present a LIVE seminar to members of the Barrie Construction Association on COVID-19 mandatory vaccination policies in the construction industry. Recorded on November 17, 2021, this episode assists construction industry employers by giving them a better understanding of vaccination policies and how to handle issues that arise after implementing a vaccination policy in their own workplace. We also review four recent labour law decisions relating to COVID-19 workplace requirements, and how the decisions give employers guidance going forward.