Wrongful Dismissal
Let go without proper notice or cause? We assess your severance entitlements and negotiate the package you're actually owed.
Learn morePelsmakher Law represents employees and employers throughout Scarborough, providing practical employment law advice for terminations, severance, and workplace disputes.
Pelsmakher Law advises employees and employers in Scarborough regarding:
Scarborough is home to one of the most diverse workforces in the country, with large healthcare, retail, and logistics employers alongside a significant number of newcomers to Canada starting or continuing their careers here. Employees who are new to the Canadian workplace aren't always aware of the protections available to them on termination, which can make it easier for an employer's first offer to go unquestioned.
We regularly help Scarborough employees, including many navigating the Canadian employment law system for the first time, understand what they're actually entitled to after a termination. Whether you've worked in healthcare, retail, warehousing, or another field, the same Employment Standards Act minimums and common law notice principles apply, regardless of where your career began.
Clients throughout Scarborough choose Pelsmakher Law because we provide focused employment law representation, responsive communication, strategic negotiation, and practical, transparent advice, with secure virtual consultations so you don't need to travel for experienced legal help. Learn more about the firm or read our employment law blog.
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Practical, Ontario-law guidance for employees and employers in Scarborough.
Your employment rights in Ontario do not depend on how long you've lived in Canada. You're entitled to the same Employment Standards Act protections and, in most cases, common law notice, as any other employee.
Usually not. The statutory minimum is a floor, not a fair estimate of your common law entitlement, which is often considerably higher for non-unionized employees.
Yes. We offer secure virtual consultations so Scarborough clients can get experienced employment law advice conveniently.
We'll help you understand your rights and the best way forward, clearly and without pressure.
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