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Hello, I was recently terminated due to restructuring from my part time position at a small business where I was employed for just over 3 years. However, I am almost certain it was because my employer no longer liked me and had already found my replacement. I have been subjected to regular abuse from him for the past 6 months and he did this to two other employees before and they eventually quit. I hung on and got let go. He made my life miserable. I would like to know if you would be able to review my termination letter and advise if I am eligble for a common law settlement and what I can do regarding the abuse he subjected me to.I have not signed my release or termination letter.

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Whether you are entitled to common law reasonable notice will first depend on if there is an enforceable termination provision in a contract of employment. If there is none, then the extent of your entitlement will depend on a variety of factors which we would need to assess.

If you have been terminated and would like our assistance in assessing your possible entitlements, please contact us at the number below to schedule a consultation.
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