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Hi everyone, I am Nadia Zaman, Associate at Rudner Law, and this Vlog (or video blog) reviews what you need to know about Personal Emergency Leave in Ontario. Prior to January 1st, 2018, employers with 50 or more employees were obligated to provide employees with ten unpaid Personal Emergency days. Bill 148 eliminated the 50-employee threshold, and introduced a new requirement that the first two days of the ten-day entitlement be paid. In order to be eligible to receive the two paid days, employees need only be employed for one week. If a personal emergency day is to be taken in the first week of employment, then that is taken from the eight unpaid days that the employee has available to them. While Bill 148 states that an employer can require an employee to provide evidence reasonable in the circumstances that they are entitled to take Personal Emergency Leave, it also expressly prohibits an employer from requiring an employee to provide a certificate from a qualified health prac