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Time off work

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Public holidays

Do I have to work on public holidays?
Does my employer have to pay me for public holidays?

How much vacation time do I get?
Does my employer have to pay me for vacation?

Sick and emergency leave

When can I take a leave from work because of COVID-19?
Can I stay home from work to care for a family member because of COVID-19?
Can I take time off for sickness or personal emergencies?

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Pregnancy and parental leaves

I’m pregnant. What are my rights as a worker?
I’m going to be a parent. What are my rights as a worker?

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Eating periods and breaks

Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development

Family caregiver leave

Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development

Hours of work

Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development

Watch this video to learn if you must work on public holidays

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Use this tool to write a letter asking your employer for your ROE

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