
What Is Constructive Dismissal in Ontario? Your Rights When Your Job Changes
Constructive dismissal occurs when an employer does not expressly fire an employee but changes or repudiates the employment relationship so fundamentally that the law treats the employee as dismissed. The issue is not whether a change is unpleasant. The question is whether the employer has breached the employment contract in a sufficiently serious way, or...
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