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A person is entitled to vacation pay after being employed for more than five calendar days.
* In the first four years in which an employee is entitled to take annual vacation, the employer must pay vacation pay of at least four per cent of all wages paid to the employee in the preceding year.
* After completing five years of employment, the employer must pay vacation pay of at least six per cent of all wages for the fifth and following years of employment. The six percent of all wages is based on the total wages paid to the employee in the preceding year.
* Any vacation pay received by an employee is counted as part of the total wages paid in a particular year.
なので、2週間前ノーティスではなかったから、Vacation payを払えないというのは言い逃れですので、Ministry of labourに相談しますと雇用主に伝えてみてはいかがでしょうか?
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A Guide to the Employment Standards Actより抜粋
A person who is employed for less than one year is not entitled to a vacation, but must be paid four per cent vacation pay on termination of employment.
Vacation pay is not payable if a person is employed for five days or less.
こちらで相談してみてください。1-800-663-3316
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レス1です。失礼しました。この部分と勘違いしてました。
>A person who is employed for less than one year is not entitled to a vacation