Add Comment Question: Iwas a commissioned salesman who was fired over the phone with no written dismissal notice.Also I noticed on my second last comission check that i had not received comission on one of my accounts.I questioned my immediate boss who verbally agreed with me and promised to go to the owner.I never got an answer until two weeks later when iwas fired,They finally paid me for the account on my last check.Do I have a case?--Thanks Bob Smith Answer: You were wrongfully dismissed and you are entitled to termination pay in lieu of notice. Other than any outstanding commissions, you are owed the amount of commissions you would have earned during the period of reasonable notice had you continued to remain employed. The period of reasonable notice is based on factors such as your years of service, age and position. Feel free to use our severance calculator linked at the top of the page to get a general sense of the value of your entitlements and contact us at the number below to speak with one of our lawyers. Your Comment * Your Email * Your Name * Your City Note, your name, city and email is not displayed on the website. It is used to notify you that we have approved your comment.