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economic circumstance of employer

By Rudner Law, Employment / HR Law & Mediation | 4 Minutes Read June 6, 2014

Considering the economic circumstance of employer when deciding notice of dismissal

The impact of the employer’s financial condition at the time of termination on the notice period has been the subject of some debate. In 1983, the Ontario Court of Appeal held, in Bohemier v. Storwal International Inc., that the financial circumstances of the employer are a factor that can be considered in the assessment of the notice period. Some courts have explicitly rejected the notion, however...

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