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Under the employment standards act you are treated as a new employee if your layoff is longer than 6 months. I have worked for the prevous 25 years as a seasonal Lift Operations Manager at a Ski Resort. I was called in August and told that my position no longer exsisted due to corporate streamlining. I found out this week that the employee I was mentoring to eventually take my place at retirement (5 years away) is now the lift operations manager. I ussually work 20 to 22 weeks during the winter. My salary was around the $1000.00 per week. Is there any legal basis to pursue some sort of action?

Absolutely. You are entitled to approximately 18 months severance. Let's talk about this. Give me a call and we can discuss in detail.
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