A Personality Clash is no Reason to Fire Somebody
Personalities sometimes clash in personal or working circles. Unfortunately, when personalities clash on the job, there can be repercussions for job performance, promotion prospects, and even whether an employee continues to hold a job. However, that is no reason to fire somebody. A recent decision from the Court of Appeal of Alberta showed how serious...
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