Prior Law PCOttawa, ON · August 31, 2020How much notice should employees get before being let go?
Chances are, employees are entitled to what’s called “common law notice” a.k.a. “reasonable notice” before being let go. (Although employers are allowed to write employment contracts in such a way … Read More
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