Seneca Trims Workforce in March, Long-Service Staff Affected
What’s going on at Seneca?
Seneca Polytechnic (Seneca) has reportedly trimmed its workforce as it grapples with low enrolment from international students.
Samfiru Tumarkin LLP has been contacted by multiple employees at the Toronto-based college, including two individuals with 20 years of service.
Our experienced employment lawyers are reviewing severance offers and informing affected staff of their legal options.
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