Random Drug Testing Could Lead to Discrimination (April 2017)
A recent decision that paves the way for the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) to begin randomly testing its workers for drug and alcohol use later this month – read more…
Court Upholds TTC’s Drug Testing Policy (April 2017)
Random drug testing on TTC employees will begin later this month after a judge dismissed an application from the transit workers’ union for an injunction – read more…
Carving a Niche with Personable, Flexible Service: Achkar (March 2017)
“I’m a bit of go-getter,” says the founder of Achkar Law, a Toronto firm focusing on workplace law, human rights, and civil litigation. Achkar is joined in his – read more…
The New LSUC, The Old A2J Problems (May 2015):
With bencher election results in and the Law Society of Upper Canada getting a facelift, this administration will be under more scrutiny than any previous – read more…
Questions of Law and Order, Simplified (May 2015):
It may have started with an election to homeroom representative in a law class he had to take. Christopher Achkar was 17, and had just moved from – read more…