Employment Law Issues (9:V): Difference between revisions
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If an employer has significantly changed the type of work done by an employee, the employee’s rate of pay, or other working conditions, the employee may have been “constructively dismissed” and may be entitled to damages. See [[Section V.C: Termination of Employment (V.C) | Section V.C: Termination of Employment]] for further information. | If an employer has significantly changed the type of work done by an employee, the employee’s rate of pay, or other working conditions, the employee may have been “constructively dismissed” and may be entitled to damages. See [[Section V.C: Termination of Employment (V.C) | Section V.C: Termination of Employment]] for further information. | ||
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There are also situations during the employment relationship where an employer can breach other terms of an employment contract (other than the notice requirement). For example, an employer might fail to pay a previously agreed upon bonus to an employee. See ''Gadbois v Newcom Business Media Inc.'', 2016 ONCA 898; ''Paquette v TeraGo Networks Inc.'', 2016 ONCA 618. | There are also situations during the employment relationship where an employer can breach other terms of an employment contract (other than the notice requirement). For example, an employer might fail to pay a previously agreed upon bonus to an employee. See ''Gadbois v Newcom Business Media Inc.'', 2016 ONCA 898; ''Paquette v TeraGo Networks Inc.'', 2016 ONCA 618. | ||
