Why Employees Should See an Employment Lawyer After Termination, Not the Ministry of Labour Being terminated from a job is a stressful and often confusing experience. You may feel overwhelmed and unsure of your next steps. While it may natural to seek help, it is crucial to understand the
Job Relocation and Constructive Dismissal in Ontario Employment Law
Job Relocation: Can it Lead to Constructive Dismissal in Ontario? When an employer requests an employee to relocate for their job, it can often be a very stressful experience. While it might seem like a great opportunity for some employees, for many others, it can be a career-altering decision. In
What to do If You Receive an Unfair Performance Review from Your Employer?
You've Received an Unfair Performance Review: What to Do Next Receiving an unfair performance review can be a shock, but it is particularly difficult when you believe it is unjustified. In this case, it is important to remember that your professional worth is not determined by a single document.
What Should I Do if I Have a Wrongful Dismissal Claim?
What Should I Do if I am Wrongfully Fired? Being fired from a job is never easy, but being wrongfully fired can be even more devastating. If you believe your termination was unfair or unjust, you are not alone. Many employees find themselves in this situation. This guide will help you understand
How Can a Reprisal and Termination of Employment be Connected?
Understanding Reprisal and Termination of Employment in Ontario's Workplaces Ontario's employment law safeguard employees from unfair treatment in the workplace, including termination of employment. In fact, a few of the primary areas that protect employees are unlawful reprisal, wrongful dismissal
What Job Changes Cause a Constructive Dismissal?
Under Ontario employment law, an employer may be permitted to make some changes to the terms and conditions of an employee's job in certain circumstances. if there is an employment contract with an explicit term stating the employee authorizes the employer to make reasonable and necessary
Changing Employment Contracts in Ontario
The world of work is dynamic. Businesses evolve, and sometimes, an employee's role needs to adapt as well. This can necessitate an employer to think about changing an employment contract. At other times, business businesses feel the need to ask employee's to sign a new employment contract in order
How Can Employers and Employees Avoid Workplace Disputes and Litigation in Ontario?
Keeping the Peace: How Employers and Employees Can Avoid Workplace Disputes A safe and healthy work environment benefits everyone. In fact, it is even the law in Ontario in some respects, particularly workplace disputes involving bullying and harassment. But the reality is, misunderstandings and