Suzanne Desrosiers Professional CorporationTimmins, ON · January 29, 2026Termination Provisions Still Matter
Without a termination provision in an employment contract, an employee is entitled to common law notice. Common law notice is a calculation of how much notice it would reasonably take for an employee to find a new job, taking into consideration their age, length of employment, position and responsibilities, as well as the availability of...
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