Does it make a difference if the seasonal employee has been employed with the employer for a long period of time?
In certain situations long term seasonal employees may be considered to be employed for an indefinite term and would, therefore, be entitled to notice. These types of situations would have to be assessed on a case by case basis by the Labour Standards Division to determine whether notice is required.
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