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Since June 1, 2023, following a reform of the Charter of the French language, Québec employers have had to adjust their recruitment practices to meet the new language requirements. This includes rules around job postings demanding that candidates speak a language other than French.

Québec lawmakers have yet to disallow civil liability actions concerning the exercise of parental authority. The recent case of Droit de la famille – 24915 provides a detailed analysis of the nature and limitations of this type of claim, and explores the concept of “parental alienation.”

In accordance with Civil Code of Québec provisions, if the person you are contracting with has failed to pay you, you may charge interest under certain conditions.

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Bill 68, An Act mainly to reduce the administrative burden of physicians (the “Act”), which is primarily aimed at reducing non-value-added medical appointments, was assented to by the Lieutenant Governor on October 9. The Act introduces amendments to the Act to promote access to family medicine and specialized medicine services and the Act respecting labour standards (the “ALS”), which will significantly change the way both employers and insurers manage absence and disability. Some provisions will come into force on January 1, 2025, while others will come into force on a date to be determined. This article outlines the key changes introduced by the Act.

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