As another season of the National Football League (NFL) draws to a close, a number of head coaches have been relieved of their duties — ostensibly all because their teams failed to meet the expectations of ownership.
Two outgoing coaches in particular shocked NFL fans: Bill Belichick of the New England Patriots and Pete Carroll of the Seattle Seahawks.
Both Belichick and Carroll have been at the helm of their respective teams for over a decade (38 seasons combined) — with Super Bowl victories under their belts.
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Their departures came as a surprise because both coaches hadn’t reached the end of their contracts. Belichick’s agreement continued through the 2024 NFL season, and Carroll was expected to stay on through the 2025 season.
While NFL coaches are unionized and employed in the U.S., there are many things that non-unionized workers in Canada can take away from this bombshell announcement.
Ending fixed-term contracts early in Canada
When employers in Canada end a non-unionized worker’s fixed-term contract early without cause or without a termination clause, they must pay the individual for the remaining time left on the agreement.
This compensation includes wages and potentially other benefits that the worker would have received had the contract...
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