Severance Pay in Constructive Dismissal Cases Under Ontario employment law, a constructive dismissal claim occurs when an employer makes significant changes to an employee's employment relationship that make the job untenable. In such cases, the employee may be entitled to severance pay. This blog
Constructive Dismissal in Ontario: Understanding Your Rights
What is Constructive Dismissal? Under Ontario employment law, the phrase "constructive dismissal" describes situations where the employer has not directly fired the employee. Rather the employer has through its unilateral actions: failed to comply with an employment contract in a major
Job Relocation and Constructive Dismissal in Ontario Employment Law
Job Relocation: Can it Lead to Constructive Dismissal in Ontario? When an employer requests an employee to relocate for their job, it can often be a very stressful experience. While it might seem like a great opportunity for some employees, for many others, it can be a career-altering decision. In
What Job Changes Cause a Constructive Dismissal?
Under Ontario employment law, an employer may be permitted to make some changes to the terms and conditions of an employee's job in certain circumstances. if there is an employment contract with an explicit term stating the employee authorizes the employer to make reasonable and necessary
Constructive Dismissal in Ontario – Major Changes to Your Job
Constructive Dismissal Sometimes, an employer decides to make major changes to an employee's job, without approval. When such changes are significant enough, and negatively impact an employee, there may be grounds for a claim of constructive dismissal in Ontario. However, under Ontario
Constructive Dismissal Claims in Ontario
What are Constructive Dismissal Claims and What Should Employees Know? Constructive dismissal claims in Ontario occur when an employer makes a significant change to the fundamental terms and conditions of an employee’s contract unilaterally (without the employee’s consent), leading the employee
Constructive Dismissal: Chalmers v Airways Transit Service and Bladder Capital Group, 2023 ONSC 57825
Recently, an Ontario court continued the string of court decisions that build on a common theme post-COVID-19 pandemic for constructive dismissal lawyers: awarding a wrongfully terminated employee additional reasonable notice of termination (or pay in lieu of notice) in has been known as
Constructive Dismissal Claims in Ontario are Fact-Specific
Constructive Dismissal Claims in Ontario Employment law in Ontario is a nuanced and sophisticated area of law, mainly because it involves many different legal rules from employment contracts to employment standards legislation to common law. One of the hotly contested areas is a claim of