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. My boss is retiring. Am I entitled to severance?I turned 70 this year and live in Ontario. I am still employeed as project manager for 22 years and as was rehired by previous company 2004, prior to this 1992 - 10 years and then new company purchased us in 2006 now 10 years. The company is still undergoing restructuring. Question as eventually like to retire but like to stay but also like to ask for a package or perhaps cut back my work days from 5 to 3. The bennifits are good. What would be my best option as I still enjoy working but eventually need to retire but hoping with benifits.I am trying to return to work after 2 years on LTD. I contacted my job about returning to work and had insurance and my doctor inform them that I am ready to return and my restrictions. That was early June. It is now July and I have contacted them twice since then and been given no update on when I can return to work. Should I assume that I will not be returning and look for another job.I was declared surplus and was given a location to work at that I did not choose. The locations they offered were a joke as they did not have programs or services related to the work I do. Is this constructive dismissal? I have 27 yrs seniorityA separation agreement was signed by me and the name on the document is my nickname and not my legal name. Do I have grounds to go for more severance? Previous Next Page 18 of 1630