
Probation in Alberta: Can You Fire an Employee During the First 90 Days?
The candidate looked great on paper. The résumé showed strong experience, and the interviews went well. After months of searching, the employer thought they had finally found the right person. Seven weeks later, the situation changed. The new hire missed deadlines and required constant supervision. A client complained, and coworkers quietly finished the incomplete tasks….
This is a short preview. The article was written by KedgeAnchor Law and the full text is on their website.
More from KedgeAnchor Law
- Can My Employer Force Me to Return to the Office After Years of Working From Home?
- Can We Terminate an Employee Who Has Been Away on Prolonged Medical Leave?
- Construction Liens in Alberta: Resolving Payment Disputes
- I’ve Just Been Fired. Should I Sign My Alberta Severance Package?
- Can I Fire an Employee for Poor Performance in Alberta?