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Award of $64,000 after Ontario company treats employee as independent contractor
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Award of $64,000 after Ontario company treats employee as independent contractor
Recent Ontario decisions confirm employment agreement’s enforceability depends on the whole package
Recent Ontario case highlights need to update employment contracts
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Bottom Line In the recent decision of Sager v. TFI International Inc., the Ontario Superior Court determined that a termination clause governed by the Canada Labour Code was unenforceable, despite offering more termination and severance pay than the minimum requirements under the Canada Labour Code (" CLC"). The clause was struck down for failing to maintain the terms and conditions of employment during the statutory notice period. Background The employee, Mr. Sager, was employed by Loomis Express, a subsidiary of TFI International Inc., for under 3 years. At the time of his termination, M...