Top Questions and Answers Ask your question and an employment lawyer in Ontario, BC or Alberta will answer in minutes Your Question * FOR EMPLOYEES FOR EMPLOYERS Your Email * Your Name * Your City Feedback Note, your name, city and email is not displayed on the website. It is used to notify you that we have answered your question. There was an incident at my work with the way I handled a call (which I disagree with) that has resulted in a warning. They made me sign a form that included words agreeing that my tone was "rude" and "condescending" but I felt I had no choice in the spot. Now they are forcing me to work away from home. I was originally hired for an office near my house but then there was no space so they gave me a remote working option. I don't know if there is anything legally that I can do to keep my work from home arrangement but I'm also worried about them firing me due to an email they forced me to send as a sort of confirmation to that bad incident with a clientI've been employed by my employer for about a year or two as a part time employee working on the weekends when I first started. In 2021 I switched to full time on payroll as a seasonal employee. In July of 2021 I bought a new truck. I then negotiated a rate with bonuses with my employer during the off season for the following 5 years as a subcontractor, he agreed. There was no contract, it was a verbal agreement. Since then I have worked every year for my employer, excluding the winter months. I am due to start working this upcoming season sometime this month. My employer called me last month and told me that if I decide to return this season that the pay will not be hourly anymore and that it will be changed to a flat rate. He has been trying to convince me a few times last year to do a flat rate of pay, which every time he asked, I declined. I do not want flat rate as I know I will make less. As per our verbal agreement, I still have 2 seasons left to work under that arrangement. Even tho I am a subcontractor in Ontario, is this a constructive dismissal? And would I be entitled to severance?Employed for 5+ yrs as de facto GM of a small business in Victoria, BC with no formal contract. Recently, the owner proposed ending our working relationship after I voiced concerns about unclear authority and scope. Seeking advice on severance entitlements and EI eligibility.An NDA about professional mediation meetings/outcome etc. requested by mediation company after the first two initial mediation meetings have taken place. Is it enforceable?I have sent HR an email requesting to view my employee file. How long should I wait to hear a reply from them? Previous Next Page 125 of 1631