John Moore Round Two — September 29
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Ahmad Elbayoumi, author of Poli Corner — a newsletter on the politics, policies and personalities at Queen’s Park — and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to talk about steel workers being laid off in Hamilton due to Trump’s tariffs.
Feds Set to Make Major Changes to Canada’s Labour Code
Jerry Agar is joined by Sunira Chaudhri, employment lawyer at Workly Law, on the federal government’s planned overhaul of the Canada Labour Code and what it means for employers.
John Moore Round Two — September 22
Sunira joins Farees Nathoo, Vice President, Strategy & Risk at Enterprise Canada, and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to discuss mayoral campaigns that use AI and mass-produced personalized endorsements.
John Moore Round Two — September 15
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Ahmad Elbayoumi, Author of Poli Corner - a newsletter on the politics, policies and personalities at Queen's Park and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to talk about the mayors debate.
CHAUDHRI: Unvested stock awarded to Alberta employee
This case makes a good point about the kind of common sense evidence we can bring forward in employment cases to support higher awards
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CHAUDHRI: Flawed Investigation fails RBC in wrongful dismissal case
Employee awarded stunning damages after court found the RBC investigation was ‘more a form of ammunition gathering’
READ MORE ›Party for Two — Top Stories of the Day
Jerry Agar is joined by Sunira Chaudhri, employment lawyer at Workly Law, to break down the top stories of the day
John Moore Round Two — September 1
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to discuss the liberals sweep in elections.
CHAUDHRI: A summer reset is key for entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs must push themselves, level up, and find inspiration in the ordinary.
READ MORE ›John Moore Round Two — August 18
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to talk about trade agreements between Canada and the US.
CHAUDHRI: AI adding more costs to your lawsuit than it should
AI has turned into a verbose, annoying family member that asks lots of broad, doomsday questions that often drain the energy from the room.
READ MORE ›John Moore Round Two — August 11
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to discuss the latest provincial debate and policy plans.
CHAUDHRI: Major win for executive employees at Ontario Court of Appeal
A termination package for executives should never be assessed by simply multiplying monthly salary by the number of months offered.
READ MORE ›Amanda Galbraith Joined by Sunira Chaudhri
Sunira Chaudhri joins Amanda Galbraith on The Jerry Agar Show to break down the workplace and employment law issues making headlines.
CHAUDHRI: If you think AI helped terminate you, read this
It’s no secret that large companies have utilized AI to analyze employee performance data for some time now.
READ MORE ›John Moore Round Two — July 21
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to discuss tariffs.
CHAUDHRI: AI use leads to legal trouble for this major tech employer
While employers may use AI to manage employees, they still own the liability that flows from the decision-making.
READ MORE ›What Are Your Rights If You're Working Outside Today?
Sunira Chaudhri on employee rights and employer obligations when working through extreme weather.
John Moore Round Two — July 14
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to talk about the housing crisis and the ideal areas to develop in Whitby.
CHAUDHRI: Your employment questions answered
Executive employees want to know how to navigate terminations while business owners want to know how far their rights go — the questions we heard most in the first half of 2026.
READ MORE ›John Moore Round Two — July 7
Sunira Chaudhri joins John Moore for the latest employment law developments impacting Canadian workplaces.
John Moore Round Two — June 30
Sunira Chaudhri breaks down the workplace issues in the headlines with John Moore.
CHAUDHRI: Swipe-and-go workplace policies under scrutiny
Former employees are suing a major Canadian telecom after being terminated for alleged 'swipe-and-go' behaviour. The real question is how return-to-office policies are enforced.
READ MORE ›John Moore Round Two — June 16
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to discuss funding Ontario schools to help set up their classrooms.
John Moore Round Two — June 9
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to talk about online consultations at the Billy Bishop airport.
Can Employees Request Religious Exemptions From AI Tools at Work?
Sunira joins Jerry Agar on NEWSTALK1010 to discuss how the Pope's latest take on AI will play a factor in religious exemptions in the workplace.
John Moore Round Two — June 2
Sunira joins Robert Benzie, Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star and Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken, on NEWSTALK1010 to talk about cyclists and traffic rules.
CHAUDHRI: Delayed bonus payments can lead to major liability for employers
Constructive dismissal occurs when an employer fundamentally breaches an essential term of the employment relationship, effectively forcing the employee to leave.
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CHAUDHRI: Double-dipping loophole in settlement agreements
Courts will enforce the settlement you signed, not the one you wish you had drafted. A missing sentence in a clawback clause cost one employer over $115,000.
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CHAUDHRI: What a Four-Minute Video Cost Air Canada's CEO
CEO Michael Rousseau announced he would retire by September in the wake of a condolence video that contained exactly two words in French. It took four minutes to end a 19-year career.
READ MORE ›John Moore Round Two — Employment Law Update
Sunira Chaudhri joins John Moore to break down the latest employment law developments affecting Canadian workplaces.
CHAUDHRI: Coca-Cola's Frustration Problem
Long-time factory worker at bottling plant let go after injury on the job. Most employers may have never heard of frustration of employment. Coca-Cola just did, and they may regret it.
READ MORE ›AI Fraud in Job Searches & Employees Sleeping on the Job
Sunira Chaudhri discusses AI-driven fraud in hiring and the legal implications of employees caught sleeping at work.
CHAUDHRI: How a Termination Clause Was Clouded by a Business Deal
A boilerplate termination clause will not always protect you. Employers, take note: a B.C. Court of Appeal ruling left a firm on the hook for more than a year's salary.
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CHAUDHRI: When Poaching Goes Wrong — The Hidden Costs of Top Talent
Inducement is a factor courts consider when calculating reasonable notice. It may be the most important employment law concept you have never heard of.
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