Misrepresenting One’s Qualifications for a Job Can Justify a Just Cause Dismissal
Establishing just cause for dismissal remains a challenging bar to meet in employment law. Courts have consistently emphasized that summary dismissal is an extreme measure, reserved for only the most serious forms of misconduct that strike at the heart of the employment relationship. It is not enough for an employer to show that an employee...
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