Top Questions and Answers Ask your question and an employment lawyer in Ontario, BC or Alberta will answer in minutes Your Question * FOR EMPLOYEES FOR EMPLOYERS Your Email * Your Name * Your City Feedback Note, your name, city and email is not displayed on the website. It is used to notify you that we have answered your question. Am I entitled to my Email / Internal Instant Message conversations and calendar after my employment is terminatedI was accused of disparaging the company I worked for an therefore was terminated . I have been an employee for the company for 3 months and 2 weeks. The company had also misled me to believe I would earn a certain amount for each project completed, however when I questioned them I was denied for receiving that and the words were twisted around. I am leaving money on the table along with being accused for leaking information clients are using against the company which I have not.I was fired after I made a mistake on the debit machine in regard to charging someone less than what I was supposed to, by mistake. I was told 3 times about the mistake I had been making which I ended up explaining to my boss that it had been due to the previous machine that I was so used to. We fixed the issue and I accidentally made a fatal mistake that ended up costing me my job. I have severe anxiety disorder and mild depression, which my boss had been informed of on multiple occasions. My severe anxiety disorder often causes me to have issues where I often forget what I have done due to high-stress situations. In addition, I had offered to pay for the mistakes that I had made and my boss had refused my efforts to make up for my mistakes. He fired me over the phone after I had finished my shift out of nowhere. Am I entitled to severance? What should I do in this situation? I had a workplace injury on my right knee that has required two surgery’s. On the day that a return to work meeting with employer and wsib was scheduled my employer called me to cancel meeting and proceeded to say that I was terminated. Once wsib found out they contacted my employer and educated them on the consequences in doing this. Now the employer does not want to terminate and has offered a job that is a demotion and a 40 percent decrease in pay. Wsib wants me to take the position. I do not plan on returning to an employer that terminated over the phone nor would I accept this demotion. In need of advice on what to do.I am working in a financial institution for number of years, recently under investigation for transferring some points to a 3rd party loyalty program to my personal account. Employer tracked my IP address for last two years when i log-in my own bank account. The IP address from online banking matches with the IP address when i registered loyalty program. The monetary damage to employer is less than $500 CAD. Can my employer use personal info provided by 3rd party program provider (name, address, email and IP address) to accuse me in this case? Previous Next Page 3 of 712