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What is severance pay? In Ontario, severance pay is a type of compensation provided to long-term employees when they are terminated without cause. If a long-serving employee is let go for reasons other than significant workplace misconduct, they may be entitled to severance pay. Under the Employment Standards Act, a person’s employment is “severed” when their employer

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