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Employment Lawyers for Scarborough Matters

Losing a job or being treated badly at work can put everything at risk. An employment lawyer explains what you are owed and how to respond before you sign anything.

Tell us what happened and when. We'll help connect you with an employment lawyer available to assist with matters in Scarborough and the surrounding area.

What these lawyers handle

  • Wrongful dismissal claims
  • Severance package reviews
  • Constructive dismissal
  • Employment contract reviews
  • Workplace harassment complaints
  • Unpaid wages, overtime and vacation pay
  • Non-compete and non-solicit clauses
  • Advice for small employers

You may need a employment lawyer if…

You were let go and offered a package with a signing deadline.
Your hours, pay or job duties were cut without your agreement.
You are owed wages, overtime or vacation pay.
You are being harassed or bullied at work and nothing is changing.
You were fired soon after a leave, an injury or a complaint.
You have been handed a new contract to sign.
You are an employer who needs to end someone's employment properly.

Lawyers available for Scarborough matters

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