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L'employé sur le départ (Video)

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Dans ce premier volet du séminaire en droit de l'emploi et du travail 2019, Nancy Ramalho, Mari Maimets et Allyson Marta de Stikeman Elliott expliquent comment naviguer les situations de

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Dans ce premier volet du séminaire en droit de l’emploi et du travail 2019, Nancy Ramalho, Mari Maimets et Allyson Marta de Stikeman Elliott expliquent comment naviguer les situations de cessation d’emploi, y compris ce dont il faut tenir compte dans les contrats d’emploi, comment évaluer les droits d’indemnité en vertu de la common law et comment structurer les lettres de cessation d’emploi et de résiliation de contrat (41 minutes, 10 secondes, en anglais seulement).

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