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Can employers use our service? Absolutely, especially small-to-medium sized businesses

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

BenefitsCanada, a service aimed at HR professionals who generally work for employers mentioned us in their online news: http://www.benefitscanada.com/news/article.jsp?content=20090710_133814_8348. We couldn’t help but to notice their lead-in “HR legal staff be advised: a new online service is available for laid-off or fired Canadians to seek better serverance packages.”

Be advised?  Surely, employers wouldn’t be deliberately low-balling employees from what is a fair severance?  Beware the employee who knows what their rights are!

Actually, all fun aside - we’ve gotten lots of questions from small to medium size business owners who ask us whether they can use the site.  We say: ABSOLUTELY!  While the language we use is geared more to the employee, small to medium sized business owners can engage with our site to understand basic law around wrongful dismissal and use our calculator to get a sense of what might be a fair severance range for the employee that would minimize their risk of potential litigation.  Business owners can then make their own decision about how to conduct their severance negotiation strategy - and our Negotiation Manual can help them do it.

Feature story on News1130

Sunday, July 12th, 2009

We’re excited to report that FiredWithoutCause.com has been featured on News1130 news radio today (July 12, 2009) as part of their top stories of the hour. We appreciate the interview and hope that it will help get the word out to people that severance negotiation can be affordable to Canadians.

Global National Interview

Friday, July 10th, 2009

The latest numbers from statistics Canada show unemployment rates rising from 8.4% to 8.6% in June. Canadians who may have been one of the unfortunate to be caught in this now have a cost-effective means of determining whether they received a fair severance package.

The Fired Fight Back - BNN Interview

Friday, July 10th, 2009

Today’s announcements of the increased unemployment rates in Canada for June 2009 have made it even more evident that there needs to be a service that will help empower Canadians who have been let go. Chilwin Cheng, Co-Founder of FiredWithoutCause.com, is interviewed by Amanda Lang of BNN SqueezePlay. In the interview, Chilwin describes how FiredWithoutCause.com offers a lower-cost legal alternative to appeal a meagre severance package or appeal unjust dismissal.