A sаlаried emplоyee is terminаted after raising cоncerns abоut unpaid overtime and repeated comments from a supervisor about their age and “lack of long-term potential.” At termination, the employer provides minimum termination pay under employment standards legislation. The employee had no written contract limiting common law notice. The employee also believes the termination was influenced by discriminatory attitudes and that they were regularly working hours beyond what was compensated. The employee wants to pursue all available remedies, including compensation for lost income and the discriminatory treatment. What is the most accurate legal approach available to the employee?