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The severance sword: Ontario’s $2.5 million severance threshold is still stuck in 1987

by Evert Akkerman
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In Ontario, employees who are let go without cause are entitled to notice of termination or pay in lieu thereof — roughly…

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Evert Akkerman is an HR professional based out of Newmarket, Ont., founder of XNL HR, and partner at executive search firm Crossings People. He can be reached at info@xnlhr.com and evert.akkerman@crossings-people.com.

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