Phrases with «minimum entitlements»

"Minimum entitlements" refers to the basic rights or benefits that a person or group is legally entitled to receive at a bare minimum. It signifies the minimum level of privileges, resources, or protections that individuals or groups should have access to. Full definition

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Minimum Entitlement Under Law The amount of severance pay an employee is owed when dismissed without misconduct varies between common law (judge - made law) and employment law. (toronto-employmentlawyer.com)
In upholding the trial judge's damages award, the Court of Appeal adopted the reasons from Bolland v APV Canada Inc in finding that regardless of income received from other sources during the statutory notice period, an employee is entitled to receive all statutory minimum entitlements regardless of any mitigatory earnings. (vwlawyers.ca)
Also, Rose writes, there is a question of whether the legislature could eventually increase ESA minimum entitlements on termination to such an extent that the potentially smaller gap between ESA and the common law would make this discussion moot. (advocatedaily.com)
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Phrases with «minimum entitlements»

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