November 22, 2022

Canada’s Competition Act to Ban Wage-Fixing and No-Poach Agreements

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Although a late adopter, Canada will soon be criminalizing wage-fixing and no-poaching agreements between businesses. In the latest episode of our podcast, Blakes lawyers David Dueck and Julia Potter tell us about these new provisions of the Competition Act and how they could expose parties to severe consequences.

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