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Can I Get EI If I Quit My Job Due To Stress?

November 23, 2021

Can I Get EI If I Quit My Job Due To Stress?

Yes, a worker can quit their job due to stress and still receive employment insurance (“EI”) if they can prove …

Can You Collect Severance If You Retire?

August 11, 2021

Can you Collect Severance If You Retire?

In Ontario, you cannot collect severance if you retire voluntarily, but you can collect severance if you are asked to …

Do you have to give two weeks notice in Canada?

May 13, 2020

Do you legally have to give 2 weeks notice in Canada

Yes, you do have to give notice of your resignation in Canada. The common law imposes a duty to provide …

Sample Employment Resignation Letter With Notice Period

May 3, 2020

resignation letter

What is a resignation letter? A resignation letter is a written notice to your employer that you are planning to …

When its not clear an Employee has Resigned

December 19, 2016

When is a Resignation a Resignation? A resignation is only enforceable if an employer, who should have doubted an employee’s …

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