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What is severance pay in Ontario? In Ontario, employees who have lost their job may be entitled to severance pay. The Ontario Employment Standards Act, 2000 establishes that the minimum amount of severance you are entitled to be one week’s pay per year of employment if you have worked five years or more. However, that is just […]
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