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Stuart Rudner says tariffs and a trade war don't change any of the regular workplace rules around layoffs and terminations. On the right is a view of the Ambassador Bridge connecting Windsor, Ont., and Detroit.
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Employers weigh legal options to reduce headcount as U.S. tariffs threaten Canadian jobs

by Todd Humber
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Canadian employers are facing a storm of uncertainty as talk of tariffs and a trade war with the United States rise — with U.S. President Donald Trump enacting a 25 per cent levy on aluminum and steel...

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Todd Humber is the publisher and editor-in-chief of HR Law Canada and its sister publication HR News Canada. Both media brands are published by North Wall Media.

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