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By Spring Law | 3 Minutes Read June 5, 2019

Requiring agility – How much can an employer change job duties?

How flexible can employers expect their employees to be when it comes to having their roles and duties changed? And how important are these promises of agility in the employment contract?

Article by Spring Law / Employee Relations, Payroll / constructive dismissal, employment law, job description, job duties, job flexibility

By Clear Path Employer Services | 4 Minutes Read February 19, 2016

Objecting to initial entitlement of a WSIB claim

When you object to the initial entitlement of a WSIB claim, in effect having it denied outright, there are several considerations you should keep in mind. Here are some answers to some questions about the process:

Article by Clear Path Employer Services / Employee Relations, Employment Standards, Health and Safety, Payroll / claims management process, Compensable injury, duties of a job, duty to accommodate, external medical resources, injury, injury or illness, job description, medical professional, repetitive strain, Return to work, workers compensation, workplace investigation, wsib, WSIB benefits

By Alison J. Bird | 3 Minutes Read March 10, 2014

Employer’s unreasonable increase in duties and poor response to employee concerns constitutes constructive dismissal

Often constructive dismissal cases involving a change in duties arise from an employer’s unilateral reduction in an employee’s duties. However, Damaso v PSI Peripheral Solutions Inc, is just the opposite. An employee alleged that an employer’s unilateral increase in his duties resulted in his constructive dismissal.

Article by Alison J. Bird / Employee Relations, Employment Standards, Payroll / ability to perform duties, condonation, constructive dismissal, disability leave, Dismissal, duty to mitigate, Employer refused to give him a raise, employment law, hostile work environment, increase in duties, increase in salary, job description, job responsibilities, pay in lieu of notice of termination, salary, termination, termination letter, terminations, working notice, working notice of termination, workload

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