In Canadian employment law, the concept of reasonable notice plays a crucial role in determining the amount of notice or pay in lieu of notice (also known as severance) that an employer must provide to an employee upon termination without cause. The Bardal factors are a set of considerations … Continue reading
When the time comes to part ways with your employer due to no fault of your own, you will be entitled to severance, an amount of money to make you whole due to the loss of your employment. Severance is governed by employment contract, the common law and … Continue reading
When it comes to employment, compensation is a crucial aspect that directly impacts every employee’s livelihood and satisfaction with their job. In Canada workers are protected by laws that outline the rights and responsibilities of employees and employers. However, the question of whether an employer can reduce an employee’s pay … Continue reading
When businesses change ownership, employees are usually just happy to hear that they aren’t immediately losing their jobs. However, change of ownership can have far reaching consequences on an employee’s severance entitlements.
Bonuses and other forms of incentive compensation often form a significant part of employees’ compensation. Upon termination, an issue that often arises in determining an employee’s legal entitlements is whether a bonus payment is included or not in a severance package. Under common law, an employee is entitled to … Continue reading
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