Provinces and territories should limit the use of non-compete agreements, which can keep workers from changing jobs or starting a business even when courts would never enforce the clauses, according …
Competition Bureau
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Workplace News
Wage fixing, no-poaching agreements now covered by Competition Bureau’s immunity, leniency programs
The Competition Bureau of Canada, in collaboration with the Public Prosecution Service of Canada (PPSC), has announced updates to its Immunity and Leniency Programs. These changes now encompass the Competition …
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Workplace News
Pavages Maska fined $100,000 for big-rigging scheme related to paving contracts in Quebec
Pavages Maska Inc. has been ordered to pay a $100,000 fine for its involvement in a bid-rigging scheme related to paving contracts in the Granby region of Québec. The contracts …
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Workplace Legislation/Press Releases
Competition Bureau releases guidelines for wage-fixing and no-poaching enforcement
The Competition Bureau has announced the publication of its comprehensive wage-fixing and no-poaching enforcement guidelines. These guidelines are intended to provide businesses with a clear understanding of the Bureau’s approach …
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Workplace Legislation/Press Releases
Competition Bureau seeks feedback on new guidance related to wage fixing and no-poaching agreements
By The Competition Bureau The Competition Bureau is inviting interested parties to provide comments on new guidelines to address wage-fixing and no-poaching agreements following recent amendments to the Competition Act. In June 2022, the …


