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By Rubin Thomlinson LLP | 4 Minutes Read August 9, 2019

Workplace investigation alert – Injunctions in investigations: Do they ever work?

There is no question that workplace investigations are disruptive and difficult for the parties involved. Sometimes parties are removed from the workplace or their duties are modified. Complainants and respondents are often concerned about damage to their reputations and their careers once it is known that a complaint has been made, and that an investigation is being conducted. Can an investigation ever be shut down in anticipation of this disruption?

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By Rudner Law, Employment / HR Law & Mediation | 3 Minutes Read October 4, 2013

Delayed termination of employee sometimes weaken position for just cause dismissal

"We cannot continue to tolerate John's misconduct, and we have decided to dismiss him for cause… once we get through the trade show next month." Famous last words? Well, they will certainly weaken the position that just cause for dismissal existed in the circumstances. If an employer truly believes that they have just cause for dismissal, the employee should not be permitted to continue working, as that is entirely inconsistent with the notion that the employer could not continue to keep the employee on.

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