EMPLOYMENT LAW

Employment Law

Graeme Fraser does not represent employers; he acts solely for employees in the non-union workplace. There is seldom a situation arising in anyone’s lifetime that is more imbalanced and unfair than when that person is fired from their job, especially without notice. All employees, whether entry level or upper management, long term or short, have rights at this time that Graeme will ensure are protected and pursued for you. If you do not receive your just entitlement, you have likely been wrongfully dismissed. Your termination pay in lieu of notice, severance pay, and potentially also common law notice, must be determined in order to obtain what is usually referred to as your “severance package”. If your former employer will not reasonably negotiate, a claim can be brought against that employer in court for wrongful dismissal, where employees can be assured that the imbalance between the parties is eliminated, and where Graeme Fraser has achieved outstanding results for his clients.

Constructive Dismissal

If your employer has unilaterally altered a fundamental term of your employment, you may have been constructively dismissed. It is important that any employee in this situation obtain legal advice, as the way in which you react to the change may jeopardize your right to complain about it in the future. Graeme has successfully represented and advised countless employees who have been constructively dismissed.

I have known Graeme for quite some time and when I found myself without a job, I approached him about my situation. He recommended that I pursue my employer for wrongful dismissal. Graeme was great. He broke everything down for me and explained everything to me in layman's terms. He guided me through the whole process while being pleasant and professional. With Graeme's knowledge and experience, we had a very successful result. I would highly recommend him.
Rick B.
Wrongfully Dismissed