Founder of Ukrainetz Workplace Law Group, Veronica Ukrainetz, Discusses Her Practice and Email Fraud
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Veronica Ukrainetz is the principal of Ukrainetz Workplace Law Group, centrally based out of British Columbia's Okanagan. She helps unionized and non-unionized employers navigate through the world of labour relations, employment and workplace related human rights and privacy issues. Her mission is to enhance organizational effectiveness by developing and maintaining productive, accountable and respectful workplaces. She makes it a priority to understand her clients' organization and the particular employee or employment-related challenge. She provides practical and effective legal advice and knowledgeable human resources support. She coaches her clients to expect and be ready to respond to the unexpected. When clients face litigation, she provides strategic and cost-effective representation in administrative tribunal proceedings, private mediation, arbitrations and hearings, and before the Courts. She discusses openly her recent experience of being the victim of a significant email fraud and how others can learn from her experience to avoid a similar fate.
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