Employment Standards Minimums: Why You May be Entitled to More

BC’s Employment Standards Act sets out the minimum amounts of notice or severance an employer must give to an employee on dismissal. But that’s not the end of the story. You might actually be legally entitled to more than these minimums. David Brown explains.

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