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I returned to work after I took two days of sick, because I wasn't feeling well. When I returned to work my HR Manager said she received a verbal compliant against me. The HR manager also made remarks against my face and the way I look. The next day I received a note saying I will be terminated if my behavior continued. I was upset and took sick leave, while on sick my employee threatened to terminate me if I don't return. My doctors say I have anxiety, stress and depression as a result of what happened to me at work, and I am unable to return. However my employer has terminated me. Is there any monetary compensation I can settle for, as well be eligible to received disability benefits from workplace which I would have been entitled to if I was not terminated on sick leave?

You are entitled to severance and your employer may be liable to pay you human rights damages. I would encourage you to visit the severance pay calculator our firm has developed to see what you are owed (www.SeverancePayCalculator.com). I would also encourage your to give us a call and set up a free and confidential consultation with one of our employment lawyers who will be able to fully review your matter with you.
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