Should my employment contract be written?
A written employment contract is not obligatory for employment with an employer in Ontario. In short, it is not mandated by legislation. However, a formal written agreement can effectively outline…
A written employment contract is not obligatory for employment with an employer in Ontario. In short, it is not mandated by legislation. However, a formal written agreement can effectively outline…
An employment contract in Ontario is a legally binding agreement between an employer and an employee that outlines the terms and conditions of employment. These terms typically include details such…
An employee is not obligated to disclose a secondary position unless it is mandated by the conditions outlined within their employment agreement, particularly if it involves a conflict of interest…
Moonlighting refers to holding a second position in addition to your primary employment. It means working outside of your regular working hours or during periods when you are supposed to…
In short, it can depend on various factors. These variables include the nature of the employment, the terms any employment contract(s), whether other employment negatively impacts the primary employment, and…
Generally speaking, in Ontario, there are no legal parameters around the method of resignation. Employees should refer to their employment agreements to determine if the agreement defines any particular method…
This is an employee’s decision. If you would like to rescind the acceptance of a job offer, you should notify your current employer that you are providing notice of the…
Yes. You are not obligated to accept an employment offer. If you have questions in relation to a pending employment offer, please contact Toronto employment lawyers, Sultan Lawyers, at 416-214-5111…
If you want to. When doing so, be mindful that you will likely resign from your former position and must now rely on your new employment. If you have concerns…
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