Manitoba worker constructively dismissed but denied 24 months' notice

'That's a very strong decision for employers and probably overdue,' says employment lawyer offering tips for HR

Manitoba worker constructively dismissed but denied 24 months' notice

An employer constructively dismissed a worker in an asset sale to another company, but it doesn’t have to pay damages in lieu of notice because the worker failed to mitigate his losses when he declined a job offer from the buyer, the Manitoba Court of King’s Bench has ruled.

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