What’s going on at Chipotle?

Chipotle has increased its footprint in Ontario—opening two new stores in Toronto and Markham.

The restaurant chain’s location at 430 King Street West welcomed Torontonians on Nov. 11, while its store at Markville Mall—its 50th location in Canada—opened its doors today.

“Thanks for following along since our first opening [in Toronto] in ’08,” the company said in an Instagram post about its latest location in Markham.

“Even better: the first 50 guests who order in-restaurant will receive some special Chipotle merch.”

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More Chipotles in Ontario means more employment opportunities for Ontarians.

If you’re thinking about working for the company, here are a few things that non-unionized employees in the province need to keep in mind.

Carefully review your new employment contract

Before starting a new job in Ontario, it’s very likely that you will be asked to sign an employment contract.

In many cases, these agreements take away key protections that would otherwise be available to non-unionized workers in the province.

Your employer might attempt to limit your severance package to a few weeks’ pay, or add a clause that gives them the ability to make significant changes to your job.

WATCH: Employment lawyer Lior Samfiru explains the five things...

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