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Your Legal Rights is a collection of legal information resources produced by organizations across Ontario.Showing results 11 to 19 of 19
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Cessation d’emploi et les prestations de l’assurance-emploi en Ontario
Enregistré le 21 septembre 2023
Dans ce séminaire, vous découvrirez les implications juridiques qui découlent d'une cessation d'emploi, les prestations, comme l'assurance-emploi, qui peuvent être affectées par cette situation et la gestion du relevé d'emploi en cas de congédiement ou de démission.
Conférencière : Anne-Marie Langan est...
- Available in:
- Français
- Format:
- Webinar
- Produced by:
- Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO)
- Produced/Updated In:
- 2023
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Legal info resources for sex workers
Maggie’s Toronto has several legal info resources for sex workers. They focus on housing, family, and child protection law, as well as responding to violence and changing name and gender markers.
- Eviction Resource
- Introduction to Family and Child Protection Law
- Responding to Violence Against Sex Workers
- Navigating...
- Available in:
- English
- Format:
- Booklet/PDF
- Produced by:
- Maggie's: Toronto Sex Workers Action Project
- Produced/Updated In:
- 2023
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Tareekh Pe Tareekh: Know Your Employment Rights
Tareekh Pe Tareekh: Know Your Employment Rights: Don Valley Community Legal Services and South Asian Legal Clinic of Ontario offer 30+ short videos on workers’ rights topics. The TikTok videos are in Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Tamil and Punjabi.
- Available in:
- Multilingual
- Format:
- Website
- Produced by:
- South Asian Legal Clinic of Ontario (SALCO)
- Produced/Updated In:
- 2023
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Unsafe workplaces and low pay: The law and health and safety issues faced by low-income workers in Ontario
Recorded on October 25, 2022
As part of Access to Justice Week 2022, CLEO and Connecting Ottawa hosted this session to discuss the unique health and safety issues being faced by gig and low-wage employees, their rights, and what recourse is available under current employment law.
Speaker: Chetan Muram, Staff Lawyer, Workers Health and...
- Available in:
- English
- Format:
- Webinar
- Produced by:
- Connecting Ottawa/Connexion Ottawa
- Produced/Updated In:
- 2022
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Self-employed payors and common deductions in family law cases – Part Two
This webpage from Luke’s Place’s can help women who are dealing with a self-employed ex-partner. It offers tips for examining deductions from an ex-partner’s income or requesting documentation related to expenses, underemployment or cash income.
- Available in:
- English
- Produced by:
- Luke's Place
- Produced/Updated In:
- 2022
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Self-employment financial disclosure – Part One
This webpage from Luke's Place can help women who are dealing with a self-employed ex-partner. It provides tips for reviewing a self-employed person’s financial statement, tax returns and supporting documentation.
- Available in:
- English
- Format:
- Website
- Produced by:
- Luke's Place
- Produced/Updated In:
- 2022
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John Howard Society Learning Hub
An online platform for frontline workers serving justice-involved people in Ontario with skills-based training, resources on housing, income assistance, employment and accessing legal aid and a referral map.
- Available in:
- English
- Format:
- Website
- Produced by:
- John Howard Society of Ontario
- Produced/Updated In:
- 2022
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Assistance with Employment Insurance (EI) Questions: Locating Your Member of Parliament – a legal literacy activity
With the support of the Canadian Bar Association Law for the Future Fund, the Community Law School (Sarnia-Lambton) Inc., in cooperation with the Organization for Literacy in Lambton, has created a series of Legal Literacy Activities.
This legal literacy activity, one in a series on Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, covers how to find your...
- Available in:
- English
- Format:
- Booklet/PDF
- Produced by:
- Community Law School (Sarnia-Lambton) Inc.
- Produced/Updated In:
- 2019
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A Pathway to End Violence Against Migrant Sex Workers: Access, Safety, Dignity and Justice
This resource is a guide for community workers on common legal and social problems faced by migrant sex workers. It provides legal information on the following legal topics in the context of migrant sex workers' rights:
- Criminal law
- Immigration law and immigration status
- Municipal law
- Labour and employment
- Available in:
- English
- Format:
- Booklet/PDF
- Produced by:
- Chinese Canadian National Council Toronto Chapter (CCNCTO)
- Produced/Updated In:
- 2020
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