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Our Employment Lawyers in Alberta are here to safe guard your rights. Whether it’s securing your severance package or pursuing long-term disability claims, our expert team will provide the guidance you require and ensure you receive the compensation you’re entitled to.
Severance Package in Alberta: Are You Eligible?
Severance Package in Alberta: Are You Eligible? If you’ve recently lost your job or are facing termi…
Wrongful Dismissal in Alberta: What to Do If You’ve Been Let Go Unfairly
IntroductionLosing your job is hard enough, but being fired without a fair reason? That hits differe…
Severance Package in Alberta: What You Need to Know Before Signing
Introduction: Navigating a Severance Package in AlbertaGetting let go from a job can throw your worl…
Understanding Dismissal Without Cause Laws in Alberta
In Alberta, employment laws provide protections for employees who have been terminated from their em…
Understanding Severance Pay in Alberta: A Guide for Employees
In Alberta, severance pay laws are designed to protect employees who have been terminated from their…
Your Rights Matter: A Complete Guide to Navigating Unjust Dismissal Claims in Alberta
Job loss can be devastating, especially when it feels unfair. Financial stress, confusion & frustrat…
Flexible Fee Arrangements at Abougoush Law: Legal Services Tailored to Your Budget
When you’re facing an employment or human rights issue, the last thing you need is uncertainty about…
Starting a New Job? Here’s What to Know Before Signing Your Employment Contract
Congratulations on the new opportunity! Whether you’re stepping into your dream role or making a str…
Facing Discrimination or Harassment at Work? Know Your Rights and How to Protect Yourself
No one should feel unsafe, devalued, or disrespected at their place of work. Yet, workplace discrimi…
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