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Your Toronto Employment Lawyer: Wise Law

Toronto Employment Lawyer

In today’s challenging Ontario economic environment, mergers, closures, outsourcing, “right-sizing,” management upheavals and even arbitrary office politics can suddenly interrupt the careers of the most competent and faithful of employees.

Since 1986, the employment lawyers at WISE LAW have consistently obtained significant compensation for terminated and improperly treated employees in wrongful dismissal, workplace discrimination and other employment law proceedings, mediations and negotiations.

 

 

From the shop floor to the boardroom, our clients have occupied careers in finance, dentistry, legal, banking, management, sales, software development, advertizing, marketing, publishing, engineering, architecture, the clergy, pharmacy, nursing, government, accounting, commercial baked goods, food services and distribution, the security sector, hotels and hospitality, manufacturing, contracting, telecommunications, retail and big box, small and larger business and a wide range of additional industries.

We would be glad to confidentially discuss your employment law concerns with you and to advise you as to the best way forward, for you and for your career.

We do offer contingency fee arrangements in appropriate circumstances.

Email us with your employment law questions
and enquiries. We will promptly respond.

We can assist you if:

    • Your employment has been terminated and you seek legal advice about your entitlement to compensation and benefits
    • You are a victim of sexual harassment or other workplace discrimination due to race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, citizenship, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, marital status, family status or disability, in violation of the Ontario Human Rights Code
    • Your employer is unwilling to provide a reasonable accommodation that your doctor has recommended for a medical disability
    • You have been demoted to a lesser position, or your most important job responsibilities have been reassigned or taken away
    • You have received an unfair performance improvement plan (PIP), a negative job evaluation or unfounded written warnings about your job performance or conduct and require assistance in preparing a formal, written response
    • You are experiencing harassment, bullying, or other abusive treatment at work, such as offensive, embarrassing, humiliating or demeaning conduct from a manager, co-worker, customer or client of your employer, contrary to the Occupational Health and Safety Act
    • You have been asked to sign an employment agreement, non-solicitation agreement or non-competition agreement (or have already signed them) and need advice as to the enforceability and potential implications of these agreements – before, during and after your employment
    • The conditions of your employment, such as location, salary, benefits or hours of employment have been seriously and detrimentally changed without adequate notice to you
    • Problems with a new manager are threatening your career stability – or your health
    • Your employer is failing to adequately support your return from a disabiility or family-related leave
    • Your employer has failed to provide you with the vacation pay, overtime pay or pregnancy and parental leave you are entitled to under the Ontario Employment Standards Act
    • You are concerned that your employment is about to be terminated or that your employer may try to pressure you to resign or retire
    • You have been, or are being, constructively dismissed.

 

Contact Us With Your Employment Law Questions

Reach one of our employment lawyers directly by phone at (416) 972-1800 or Toll Free at (877) 972-4LAW. Our confidential, 15 minute initial telephone consultations are without obligation or fee.

If you prefer, email us and we will promptly respond.

 

About Wise Law – Toronto Employment Lawyers

We are an experienced, determined and effective team. As your employment lawyers, we will candidly advise you about the merits of your case and provide you with strong and consciencious legal representation throughout. We ensure timely communications with our clients, listen carefully, and will always let you know what to expect as your matter proceeds.

We are up front and direct about our fees. We consistently obtain results. And most importantly, we care about what’s best for you and your career.

 

For more reading about Ontario Employment Law and the Law of Wrongful Dismissal, see:

Toronto Employment Lawyer, Garry J. Wise’s Introduction to Employment Law in Ontario

 

The general information in this article about Ontario employment law is not applicable to any specific case, and is intended for information purposes only. It is not a substitute for legal advice and may not be relied on as such. Readers are expressly advised to consult with a qualified Toronto Employment Lawyer or Wrongful Dismissal lawyer for advice regarding their specific circumstances and entitlements under Ontario employment law.

© Garry J. Wise and Wise Law Office, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This information may not be reproduced without consent in writing.