Termination clause referring to governing legislation enforceable: BC Court of Appeal

'In general, referential clauses… are held to be enforceable in BC': lawyer

Termination clause referring to governing legislation enforceable: BC Court of Appeal

The termination clause in a worker’s employment contract that referred to statutory notice and severance provisions under the Canada Labour Code (CLC) — while displacing common law reasonable notice entitlements — has been upheld as enforceable by two levels of British Columbia courts.

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