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Agha Law blog
The Agha Law blog, published by Agha Law, focuses on employment law issues affecting employees in Ontario and across Canada. It covers topics such as severance pay entitlements, wrongful dismissal claims, workplace harassment and discrimination, overtime pay rights, and new legislative changes like leaves of absence. The blog provides guidance on negotiating severance packages, understanding employee rights under the Employment Standards Act, and navigating human rights protections. It also addresses practical concerns like tax implications of damages and strategies for maximizing compensation. The content is aimed at helping employees understand and assert their legal rights in various workplace disputes and employment transitions.
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New Leaves of Absence in Ontario (2025 Update)
Ontario’s employment laws are evolving again. As part of Bill 30 (Working for Workers Act, 2025), the province has introduced three new types of unpaid leaves under the Employment Standards Act (ESA) that are set to affect thousands of workers.…
How to get General Damages in Employment Law
One of the ways we are different to other law firms in Ontario is that our number one focus is to make sure we can get the MOST amount of money into our clients pockets. This often means how can…
Why You Should Speak to an Employment Lawyer After Being Fired
Getting fired is stressful, confusing, and often emotional. Whether you saw it coming or it hit you out of the blue, it’s important to know that you have rights — and that’s where an employment lawyer comes in.
At Agha…
How Much Severance Are You Owed After 6 Years in Ontario?
Being suddenly terminated after six years with your employer can feel like the rug has been pulled out from under you. Whether you saw it coming or not, getting fired without warning is a jarring experience — emotionally and financially.…
Contingency Fee Employment Lawyer Toronto
A contingency fee arrangement is a payment scheme where a lawyer receives a percentage of the client’s settlement or award. This contrasts with traditional hourly billing where clients pay regardless of the case outcome. Such arrangements are common in employment…
Bell Layoffs in Ontario
The financial landscape of Ontario has been significantly impacted by the recent layoffs announced by Bell. This development has raised numerous questions among employees about their rights and the legal ramifications surrounding their severance packages. Understanding the intricacies of these…
Are non-compete agreements enforceable?
Employment law in Ontario is dynamic. It’s essential for small business owners to stay informed about changes that affect non-compete agreements. New legislation or legal precedents can impact enforceability.
As of October 25, 2021, Ontario’s Employment Standards Act, 2000 (ESA)…
5 ways to react to termination
The unfortunate reality of employment is that terminations can occur unexpectedly. The emotional and financial turmoil associated with losing one’s job can be overwhelming. However, understanding the appropriate steps to take immediately after being dismissed can significantly influence one’s trajectory…
Performance Improvement Plan Canada
A Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) can be a daunting prospect for any employee. In Canada, it’s crucial to understand your rights when faced with one.
This guide aims to empower you with knowledge. It will help you navigate the…