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Harris + Harris can help employers and employees know their rights. Fill out and submit the form below and a representative from Harris + Harris will contact you shortly.

I am the employer

I am the employee  
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What does the company do?

Is the company located in Ontario? Yes No
The employee's name is:
The employee is years old.
The employee's job was/is:
The employee worked for the company years.
The employee was a supervisor or manager: Yes No
The employee was/will be terminated because: Position eliminated
Business reasons/downsizing
Performance issues
Misconduct
Other
Does the employee have a written employment contract/letter? Yes No
Is the employee a member of a trade union? Yes No
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