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 selling his law practice to another lawyer. I've worked for my boss for 30+ years as a law clerk, I'm 52. My boss hasn't given me notice. If he sells his business, and the other lawyer wants to hire me on with the same pay & hrs worked, but I choose not to accept, for whatever reason, does my boss still owe me severance?Can an employee refuse termination in th form of working termination severance. I have worked for company for 11 years / I am 60 yeas old. My passion with company is Plant and office manager. I do not have an employment contract with the company. I had shared with the company that I was thing of sopping work approx April 2026. They now gave my a termination letter with end date of April 30 2026. But as a working severance. Am I entitled to more time than what they are offering?Good afternoon and thank you for your time. My problem I'm having with my employer is over the past year. I feel they've been trying to get me to quit in various ways and I had brought this up to my management which my direct manager confirmed and now I have a meeting tomorrow morning I'm assuming to discuss because I believe I brought this up. I'm just curious where I stand legally if I'm fired or laid offWhen I began working at this company my benefits were 100% employer paid. My employer is now requiring employees to pay for a portion of the benefits, or switch to a less comprehensive package. Are they allowed to decrease my compensation with no change to my duties/responsibilities?I work at a company that pays base salary + commissions. These commissions are based off of the number of hours billed by the resources we have working under our name (this is a recruitment company who hires contractors). These contracts are months long. If I go on maternity leave, when I come back, do they have to pay me the sum of the commission they did not pay me while I was away? Previous Next Page 150 of 1631