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The Suspension Cases – Introduction

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:Constructive

Home › Constructive Dismissal ›  The Issue of Suspension from Work: Introduction The immediate issue of the implied right to suspend is one required to satisfy the first test of…

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Restructuring the Workplace

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  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:constructive dismissal

Home › Constructive Dismissal › Latitude Given to Business Restructure The British Columbia Court of Appeal noted in its 2021 decision that the employer should be given a reasonable time…

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Condonation & Lay-Off

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:condonation/constructive dismissal/lay-off

Home › Constructive Dismissal › Condoning the Right of Lay-off An employee who has been laid off, absent a prior agreement allowing for such action, has options available to them.…

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Lay-Off as CD

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  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:constructive dismissal/lay-off

Home › Constructive Dismissal ›  Lay-Off as Constructive Dismissal Presuming that there is not an express or implied term allowing the right of lay-off, such action has been considered a…

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Toxic Workplace

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:conondation/toxic workplace

The OLRB considered this issue and concluded that there was real doubt as to whether an employee may condone a toxic working relationship: I am not sure the concept of…

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Time to Respond & The Need to Respond

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  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:condonation/constructive dismissal

There is uncertainty in each case as to what the time period for the election should be. Apart from stating that the time is a “reasonable period”, the law is…

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Condonation

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  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:condonation/constructive dismissal

Home › Constructive Dismissal › Principles of Condonation The law is clear that a finding of what would have normally been a constructive dismissal may be not actionable where the…

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Options Available in Response to New Term

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  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:Repudiation or Termination

Home › Constructive Dismissal ›  Employee Options to Respond to Change in Employment Terms The Ontario Court of Appeal considered the issue of the alternatives available to the employee upon…

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Denying the Change or Resignation

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  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:Repudiation or Termination

Home › Constructive Dismissal › Repudiation or Resignation Generally speaking, case law has determined that the resignation must be “clear and unequivocal”, based on the employee’s free will. The test…

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Responding to the New Terms

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published:April 4, 2024
  • Post category:Evidence of Rejection/Repudiation or Termination

Home › Constructive Dismissal › Evidence of Refusal of the New Terms of Employment One issue is often whether the conduct of the employee has demonstrated that they have refused…

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