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. I was fired from my job at a Spa with no reason given, after I told them I was pregnant. My employer told me because I had worked for her for less then 4 months this was perfectly legal. I know this is against my Human Rights but how do I go about fighting this.Should I engage discussion with a lawyer and together we reach out to my ex employer asking for a better settlement, would that likely cancel the offer of settlement my employer made?I have worked for a company for 21 years, working my way from an hourly machine operator to the plant manager of the company's facility in Canada. I have been offered 21 months salary continuance but a 50% clawback if I find employment. to my knowledge this has not been standard in other packages offered by this company.I worked with a company for almost three years and last October, I went on Parental leave for 6 months. My expected date of return was April 23rd, 2015. In March, I went to Trinidad because my father was ill. I ended up having to extend my stay because of this and was not able to return to work on April 23rd. I sent HR an email explaining the situation and asked them if they can grant me an additional month. HR responded that the most they could do was one week. I replied stating I would try my very best to be back by then. The date that HR gave me was May 30th. Unfortunately, I couldn't get a flight back for that date, I came back on May 1st. I got an email from HR on May 1st stating that as per the collective agreement, I overstayed the permitted leave and therefore they are terminating my employment. I was consulting with the Union regarding my employment and the company does not want to give me back a position there. They came to a settlement to just pay me out 1 week. I believe this is unfair as I didn't receive any termination pay and I believe I was dismissed unfairly. I was on parental leave at the time and I had an emergency situation to take care of in Trinidad. I am asking for your expert advice on how I need to proceed with this. I do not intened to go back there to work as I have experienced a lot of discrimination while I was working there along with other colleagues and I am not comfortable in that environment.I was just terminated from RBC after being there since December 2013. They are offering no severance at all as they say that it is with cause. What are my options Previous Next Page 581 of 712