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Home Webinars Top 10 Employment Law Mistakes Employers Make

Top 10 Employment Law Mistakes Employers Make

by HR Law Canada

Join Lai-King Hum, founder of Hum Law Firm, for an informative discussion designed for HR professionals, business owners, and legal practitioners that delves into the most common mistakes that employers make when it comes to employment law.

Available live on-demand. Fill out the form below for instant, free access.

About the speaker

Founder of Hum Law, Lai-King Hum is known for expertise in all areas of workplace law. Her practice encompasses employment law, human rights, professional regulation, mediation and litigation.

Lai opened her Toronto-based employment law and human rights firm in 2014, having established herself as a leading employment law practitioner at top-tier national firms in Ontario and Quebec.

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