
Mitigation in Wrongful Dismissal Cases: Responsibilities and Rights of Employees in Quebec
When faced with wrongful dismissal in Quebec, many employees find themselves navigating not only the legal complexities of their case but also the financial and emotional aftermath. One critical yet often misunderstood aspect of such cases is the duty to mitigate damages. Understanding what this obligation entails and how it impacts both employees and employers...
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