Sentences with phrase «leave requirement»

The new format will also mean greater global use, as the vertical language format for Japanese, as well as the right - to - left requirements from several languages will be workable.

Even though about 34 council members have signed onto the bill, according to one estimate, the city's business leaders contend a sick leave requirement for every New York City employer would cost too much.

Cuomo, in a fiery speech to Democratic officials and union activists, claimed his plans for a $ 15 - an - hour minimum wage and a family leave requirement were badly needed reforms the entire nation should emulate.

The original legislation proposed by West Side City Councilwoman Gale Brewer, on which Quinn had blocked a vote, put paid sick leave requirements on all businesses with five or more employees.

The ONCA noted that Rule 2.03 permits the court to dispense with compliance with the Rules of Civil Procedure — it does not authorize a court to dispense with compliance with the statutory leave requirement set out in s. 140 of the Courts of Justice Act.

The provision enacts a formal leave requirement — a minority shareholder must apply to the court for leave to bring a derivative claim.

Justice Gillese properly implemented the stringent leave requirements in the Supreme Court Act by applying the three - part test for obtaining a stay pending appeal.

Manufacturing businesses will also be exempt from the paid sick leave requirement ---- «due to the particular challenges of that sector,» Quinn said ---- though workers at such companies will still have the right to five unpaid days off.

By Sean Ryan As a court battle continues to rage in Milwaukee over paid local sick leave requirements, federal legislation was proposed Tuesday to require sick days to combat H1N1 flu.

Approximately 41 states have left the requirement out or their Common Core Curricula requirements.

Finally, employers should be aware of the interaction between the leave requirements under the ADA and the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA).

«I think the leave requirement is a great thing, and I think the cap on damages is a great thing too,» she said, noting that U.S. companies often settle frivolous class actions to avoid legal costs.

But Lascaris said plaintiffs already risk having to pay opponents» legal costs, something that is almost unheard of in the U.S. context, and the leave requirement simply slows a process that is already time - consuming.

Eric Hoaken, part of the defence team for the Arctic Glacier case, said only a fraction of defendants» costs are covered, but cases decided so far show the leave requirement isn't working as a deterrent either.

The leave requirement was meant to keep shareholder class actions, previously rare in Canada, from rising to U.S. heights.

«Corporate Canada demanded a leave requirement in order to protect itself from frivolous litigation,» said Dimitri Lascaris of Siskinds LLP.

This is known as a leave requirement and is unique in Canadian law.

26 (2) and 31 by allowing for an appeal as of right in cases where the provincial court was the tribunal of first instance (subject to legislation providing for a leave requirement).

As referred to above, the number of appeals that have surmounted the leave requirement and been heard and disposed on their merits is not as great as had been anticipated.

As many types of leaves are often sought under sudden and sometimes traumatic circumstances, employers may not always receive ample notice prior to a leave requirement.

While courts have the inherent jurisdiction to issue orders nunc pro tunc for leave to proceed with an action where leave is sought prior to the expiry of the limitation period, the doctrine of special circumstances is of no avail to the plaintiffs herein since neither the limitation period in s. 138.14 nor the leave requirement in s. 138.8 can be defeated by amending the pleadings to include a statutory claim under s. 138.3.

The study also shows that the leave requirement, at least as it has been applied in recent years, creates an arbitrary limit on access to justice for refugees.