Can I be fired if I’m late for work due to weather?
In short, yes. However, the likelihood of such an occurrence is low, and it may be deemed in bad faith if tardiness due to weather is an infrequent incident. On…
In short, yes. However, the likelihood of such an occurrence is low, and it may be deemed in bad faith if tardiness due to weather is an infrequent incident. On…
To deem a termination clause unenforceable, it must explicitly state an intention to deviate from the Employment Standards Act (“ESA”). Employers are advised to seek legal counsel before drafting employment…
In Ontario, employers generally don’t have access to details regarding whether you were fired from a job unless you voluntarily provide that information or if it is publicly known (for…
Yes, you can receive Employment Insurance (EI) benefits if you are fired, however, it depends on the circumstances surrounding your termination. While anyone can submit an EI application, eligibility for…
In short, yes. In Ontario, employment law generally adheres to the concept of “at will employment.” This means that an employer has the ability to terminate an employee’s position without…
In Canada, when an employer terminates an employee without a valid justification, the employee has two options. They can either receive advanced notice of their termination or receive a payment…
In short, yes. An employer can dismiss an employee for violating a workplace policy. The employer must act in good faith when dismissing an employee and ensure the dismissal was…
Navigating the complexities of employment compensation can be challenging, especially when it comes to understanding the differences between severance pay and termination pay. These are critical concepts in employment law…
No. At law, employers are not obligated to provide employees, including dismissed employees, with a reference letter. However, the courts have found that where an employer refuses to provide a…
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