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Robo-calls

By Alan McEwen | 3 Minutes Read February 29, 2012

Nortel, robo-calls and refusing unlawful employer instructions

Employers normally have the right to expect that instructions to employees will be faithfully carried out. But what happens when the employer asks that employees do something dodgy or potentially illegal? What would you do when faced with an employer request you felt might not be within the law?

Article by Alan McEwen / Employee Relations, Employment Standards, Health and Safety / employment law, Nortel, refusing employer instructions, reprisal, right to refuse work, Robo-calls, terminate for cause, unlawful employer requests, work refusal

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