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 got terminated for attendance however im intitled to most of them under the law.. Ive been going through alot iny life in very short time with medical. Moving.. Amd court dates those are the reasons for my abscent days.. will i get denied e. IWhat are my rights having been dismissed(terminated) unjustly as a manager at a company for 9 months? Key note: I was going through a period of stress due to work - feeling uncomfortable in my work environment for over 1 month prior to being terminated which also contributed to increased anxiety and depression that are previous and ongoing inherited mental health conditions.I am a male taking parental leave soon. I work for a well recognized hospital but am not unionized as I am in professional services. I'm full-time permanent. This year my work has given me a promotion which came with 3 raises. One raise was given to me recently, after I told them about my parental leave notice. If they fire me upon my return to work, will I have a strong case against them? How much compensation can I expect if I win the lawsuit? Would I have a strong case?My question is that if the employer without any rreason and without any specific notice tell employee not to come to work anymore what the employee can do and that employee is permanent in that company where she was working. She was permanent employee from September 2015 and the employee got to know about that news that she would not go to work anymore on 31January 2016. It's been already 5 months can that employee do something against that company can you please help me with that Thank youI am a free lance sign Language Interpreter who was dismissed with out cause by Ontario Interpreting Services a branch of the Canadian Hearing Society. I have already sent a demand letter through another lawyer who tried to prove that I was an in fact an employee not a free lancer. While I do think this is true, we failed the first round, with the reply stating I was free lance and then allegations (unfounded and undocumented) about my performance. It must be noted that a year ago, I started a competing business with them. All I want is to file a wrongful dismissal claim with them so that I can get my OIS status back (screening one has to take upon graduation) What would be my next steps and can you help me? Previous Next Page 455 of 712