She/Her
E-mail:
ymatsuno@southernlaw.ca
Yuki Matsuno practises workplace law with Southern Butler Price LLP, focusing on workplace investigations, mediations, and arbitrations. She has worked as an immigration officer; an associate in a large firm; in labour relations at the British Columbia Institute of Technology; and as a mediator in workplaces, small claims court, family law, and child protection. Yuki is named in several collective agreements as a troubleshooter and investigator.
Over the course of her career, Yuki has worked with a wide variety of individuals and organizations in the public, private, and non-profit sectors to help people work together respectfully and effectively. Yuki has also facilitated conversations in work teams in various sectors and industries to help articulate common values and build pathways to better teamwork. Her work is informed by her lived experience as well ongoing learning in the field of trauma, the effects of historical/structural oppression, and intercultural and intergenerational issues. In 2023, Yuki completed a Master of Counselling degree.
Yuki trains, coaches, and presents in a variety of subject areas, including mediation, dealing with conflict, and communication skills. She has taught as a sessional at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia and held appointments as a member of the B.C. Employment Standards Tribunal and the Employment and Assistance Appeal Tribunal.
