रोजगार कानून

Ontario Employment Law — Know What You're Owed

From wrongful dismissal to workplace discrimination, a Licensed Paralegal (Law Society of Ontario) provides clear general information and free initial assessments — in 6 languages.

Get a Free Assessment

Free initial assessment · no commitment · we respond in your language

Not sure which area applies? Take our free 3-minute case review →

Practice Areas

गलत बर्खास्तगी

Fired without adequate notice? Ontario common law often entitles you to far more than the ESA minimum.

Learn more →

विच्छेद वेतन

Received a severance offer? Your common law entitlement may be significantly higher. Get a free review before you sign.

Learn more →

रचनात्मक बर्खास्तगी

Has your employer changed your job, pay, or working conditions without consent? That may be constructive dismissal.

Learn more →

भेदभाव और उत्पीड़न

The Ontario Human Rights Code protects you from discrimination and harassment at work. We can represent you at the HRTO.

Learn more →

रोजगार अनुबंध

Many termination clauses in Ontario contracts are unenforceable. Have yours reviewed before you sign — or before you leave.

Learn more →

आपके अधिकार

Ontario employees — including newcomers and temporary workers — have strong rights under the ESA regardless of immigration status.

Learn more →

रोजगार मानक

ESA violations — unpaid wages, missed overtime, denied vacation — can be reported to the Ministry of Labour. We guide the process.

Learn more →

गैर-प्रतिस्पर्धा खंड

Ontario's Working for Workers Act (Oct 2021) bans non-compete agreements for most employees. Your clause may be void.

Learn more →

How it works

Tell us what happened

Reach out via WhatsApp or our contact form — free, no commitment. We respond in your language.

We assess your entitlements

Your rights under the Employment Standards Act and common law explained clearly — so you know exactly what you may be owed.

We act on your behalf

We negotiate with your employer, or represent you at Small Claims Court (up to $50,000), the Ministry of Labour, or the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.

Not sure which area applies to your situation?

Tell us what happened — we'll identify your options. Free initial assessment, no commitment required.