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Negotiating Employment Contracts in Canada - 5 Things You Must Know

Full-time employment with one company for your entire life is no longer a reality. Most Canadians will go through at least 7 to 9 jobs in their lifetime. Therefore, understanding what goes in your employment contract is essential. This lecture explains in easy terms five basic things you must know about negotiating an employment contract. This lecture is taught by Amer Mushtaq, LL.B., M. Engineering , B.Sc. (Hons.), who is the Principal and Founder of Formative LLP. Through his YouTube channel, YouCounsel, Amer shares practical advice from his years of legal experience to help anyone access justice and achieve their goals. Subscribe today to learn more. — 🕒 Lecture Outline: — 00:51 - 00:56 Disclaimers 00:56 - 02:27 Point 1, Should you negotiate employment contracts. 02:27 - 06:07 The way to negotiate employment contracts 06:07 - 06:46 The most important thing you want to negotiate 06:46 - 07:35 What is the best termination clause? 07:35 - 08:41 The second most important thing you want to negotiate 08:41 - 08:52 Remuneration 08:52 - 09:14 Summary 09:14 - End Full-time employment, individual tasks, and Freelance. — ► Remember to Like, Comment, and Subscribe! — Looking to hire a lawyer or seeking legal advice? Visit Formative LLP (http://www.formativelaw.ca) where you can get in touch with Amer and his team to help you navigate your legal concerns. Book a call directly with Amer on Clarity: https://clarity.fm/amermushtaq Looking for formal course offerings? Visit http://www.youcounsel.ca/ Show notes, links, further readings, attachments: https://www.formativelaw.ca/2019/01/n... To access the slides used in this presentation, visit: https://www.formativelaw.ca/2019/01/n... Have a question about this lecture? Visit http://www.youcounselforums.ca/ to post your question for free and get feedback from the legal community For the machine generated transcription to this video, visit: https://www.formativelaw.ca/2019/01/n...