Can I Fire an Employee for Poor Performance in Alberta?
Can I Fire an Employee for Poor Performance in Alberta? The employee had been with the company for three years, and for much of that time there had been no reason to think the employment relationship would become a problem. The first year had gone reasonably well. The employee was not necessarily the strongest performer…
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