CANADA - UNITED KINGDOM 38 Grosvenor Street
London W1K 4DP
Chamber of Commerce Tel: +44 (0) 20 7258 6578
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7258 6594
Email: info@[Link]
90th Year 1921-2011
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The Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce
requests the pleasure of your company at
an evening seminar & networking reception on
‘Doing Business in Canada –Employment Law &
Immigration Law Essentials’
with Guest Speakers
Ronald S. Minken, Minken Employment Lawyers -Toronto
&
Joel Sandaluk, Mamann Sandaluk LLP -Toronto
Canadian High Commission
Large Salon Room, 41 Grosvenor Street
London W1K 4AA
Wednesday 8 June 2011
Welcome drinks & networking: 18.00-18.45 Presentation & Q&A: 18.45-19.30
Networking 19.30-20.30
This event is FREE to Chamber members and is proudly sponsored by
Please RSVP with registration form and payment (where applicable) by Monday 6 June to
Sheereen Price at: events@[Link] T: +44 (0) 20 7258 6578 F: +44 (0) 20 7258 6594
This event is held in association with the Canadian High Commission
CANADA - UNITED KINGDOM 38 Grosvenor Street
London W1K 4DP
Chamber of Commerce Tel: +44 (0) 20 7258 6578
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7258 6594
Email: info@[Link]
90th Year 1921-2011
[Link]
‘Doing Business in Canada - Employment Law & Immigration Law
Essentials’
Guest speakers
Ronald S. Minken, Lawyer/Managing Director at Minken Employment Lawyers – Toronto
Joel Sandaluk, Partner at Mamann Sandaluk Immigration Lawyers – Toronto
Who Should Attend
Employers who currently host global employees in Canada
Employers who wish to relocate employees to work in Canada
Employers who wish to open workplaces in Canada
Employees who will be relocating to work in Canada
Program
More and more companies are relocating their employees to work in Canada. To ensure the success
of such relocations and to limit potential liability, employers need to be aware of the differing laws and
issues in the Canadian workplace.
Employment lawyer Ron Minken will examine what foreign companies need to know about Canadian
Employment law before sending global employees to work in Canada and when operating a business
in Canada. Ron will discuss such issues as employment contracts and terminations, human rights and
an employer’s duty to accommodate, and violence and harassment in the workplace.
Ron’s guest, Immigration lawyer Joel Sandaluk, will also speak about the basics of arranging global
employee relocations, and on the latest compliance regulation in Canadian immigration law that has
long-lasting and serious consequences on a company’s future ability to relocate global employees in
Canada.
The session will conclude with a panel discussion to allow attendees to ask questions on Canadian
Employment law and Immigration law.
CANADA - UNITED KINGDOM 38 Grosvenor Street
London W1K 4DP
Chamber of Commerce Tel: +44 (0) 20 7258 6578
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7258 6594
Email: info@[Link]
90th Year 1921-2011
[Link]
Ronald S. Minken Lawyer/Managing Director, Minken Employment Lawyers
– Toronto, Canada
Ron Minken heads the only employment law boutique in York Region, located in
the Greater Toronto Area of Canada. For many years, Ron has been recognized
as one of Canada’s Top Employment Lawyers by Canadian HR Reporter in its
Canada’s Employment Lawyers Directory.
Ron has always been an avid communicator on employment law and has been
featured by Carswell/Thomson Reuters for nation-wide webinars on such topics
as “Bill 168: Violence and Harassment in the Workplace” and “Constructive
Dismissal—Dead or Alive?”
Ron also appears as a guest speaker and presenter at business shows,
corporate functions, and professional development seminars including:
The Law Society of Upper Canada
Ontario Bar Association
York Region Law Association
Osgoode Hall Professional Development Centre
Human Resources Professional Association
Ron, along with his team, writes a quarterly column on “Employment Law
Issues” in Magazine For Business, and are also contributes to various legal and
human resources publications including:
Canadian Employment Law Today
Canadian HR Reporter
The Canadian Employer
Law Times
Joel Sandaluk Partner at Mamann Sandaluk Immigration Lawyers
– Toronto, Canada
Joel Sandaluk practices in all Canadian immigration and citizenship matters,
including litigation, enforcement, hiring and transfer of employees across
international borders, detention reviews, refugee hearings, and sponsorship and
deportation appeals
He graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto and was called to the
Bar of Ontario in 2000. Joel also assists in training law students at the
Community and Legal Aid Services Programme at Osgoode Hall Law School,
and helps train Dispute Resolution Officers at the Appeal Division of the
Immigration and Refugee Board.
Joel is regularly interviewed the news media concerning developments in
immigration and refugee law, and has written numerous articles in the Criminal
Lawyers Association Newsletter, the Migration Law Review and the Corporate
Relocation Quarterly.