
Fired Without Warning in Ontario: Is It Legal?
A termination can happen without advance warning and still be lawful. For most non-unionized employees in provincially regulated Ontario workplaces, an employer may terminate employment without cause if it satisfies the employee’s contractual and statutory rights and, where applicable, common-law notice obligations. The employer also cannot terminate for a prohibited reason, such as discrimination or an unlawful reprisal. The absence of...
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