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HOW DO I KNOW IF I HAVE BEEN WRONGFULLY DISMISSED?

As a foreign worker, you have the same right to transition pay to assist you in finding alternative employment. This can include significant and often higher compensation than a Canadian…

HOW CAN I GET A NEW WORK PERMIT?

If a temporary foreign worker is dismissed from their employment and they hold a closed work permit, they will need to obtain a new work permit (open or closed and…

What If I Want To Challenge The Termination Of My Employment?

Employers in Ontario are permitted to terminate the employment of their employees as long as that termination is completed in a lawful manner. Employees in Ontario are entitled to notice…

CAN I GET TERMINATION PAY?

Yes, foreign workers are entitled to the same rights as a Canadian or permanent resident in relation to termination of employment. This includes all rights under the Employment Standards Act, 2000 in…

I have been fired on a closed work permit, what options are available to continue working?

Generally speaking, foreign nationals with a closed work permit must apply for a new work permit when changing employers. This is true even when a foreign national has been dismissed.…

Areas you serve?

As leading employment lawyers in Canada, we offer representation to clients across Canada and internationally.We are an employment law firm, focused on all major aspects of workplace relations including workplace…

What is a study permit?

A study permit is for foreign nationals that study at designated learning institutions in Canada. This document permits you to study and stay in Canada legally as a student as long…

Does my relationship qualify for family sponsorship and PR

In order to qualify as a conjugal relationship, you and your partner must fulfill the following requirements: The person being sponsored must be living outside of Canada; You must be in…

Can I Stay in Canada with a Terminated Employer-Specific Work Permit?

Yes, you are allowed to remain in Canada so long as you continue to have a valid work permit, but you are not allowed to work for any other employer…