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Without cause dismissals and just cause dismissal are both express dismissal. An employer tells the employee they are being dismissed, generally by having a meeting and providing the employee with a letter of dismissal.
Without cause dismissals and just cause dismissal are both express dismissal. An employer tells the employee they are being dismissed, generally by having a meeting and providing the employee with a letter of dismissal.


=== 19. Without Cause Dismissal and Reasonable Notice ===
=== 4. Without Cause Dismissal and Reasonable Notice ===


If an employee is dismissed without cause, he is entitled to a reasonable notice of dismissal, or pay in lieu, under both statute law and common law.  
If an employee is dismissed without cause, he is entitled to a reasonable notice of dismissal, or pay in lieu, under both statute law and common law.  
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