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. My son was just fired of his job .His probation period hours were done and had no write or verbal warnings His union is looking into it . Can he do anything else .I got an accounting position through an Employment Agency in May 2015. It was a permanent position, after a 6 month probation period, during which the agency got their % of my pay. In June 2015, I became very ill, was admitted to hospital, and continue to be on a medical leave to this day. During this entire timeframe, my boss continually told me that my health came first, and that everything was ok at work as they hired a temporary replacement for my position while Im off. She never asked for doctors notes of any sort, though I offered them numerous times. I am now able to return to work in about 2 weeks, and only now I receive a txt message to my phone from my boss saying I no longer have a job. I feel mislead, and as if I should have known sometime along the way that my job was in jepardy. I have all medical records and all conversations saved. Am I able to be dismissed for medical leave without warning?I was just terminated from my job of 4 years. There was an incident involving an aircraft that was not my fault. The reason given was they saw a pattern but couldn't tell me what the pattern was or what I have done in the past to justify termination. Can they do this and so I have a case?As a new employee (5weeks on the job),wrongfully dismissed. Do I still have a chance in fighting it.I was asked to sign a new employment agreement which I did. I have been with the firm for 24 years and the agreement stated that I would only receive a maximum of 18 months severance in the event of being terminated. I was speaking with a friend of mine who mentioned that unless I received some type of incentive (i.e. a raise, bonus or some other type of compensation) upon signing the new employment agreement, it would not be legally binding. I was wondering if his comment was accurate? Can you help answer this (I listen to your show on the radio and now know I should have had someone from your firm review it before signing!) Previous Next Page 573 of 712