 | Bad Faith Dismissal and Increased Damages |
January-1-2002
| Lawyer | Joe Conforti |
| Area | Employment and Labour |
Summary
Article originally published in Executive Employment, January 2002
Excerpt from "Bad Faith Dismissal and Increased Damages":
Two key principles underlie current Canadian employment law. Firstly, in the typical workplace relationship, virtually all facets of an employment relationship are informed by "an unequal balance of power" such that employees comprise a "vulnerable group in society."
Secondly, the status of being employed is of paramount societal importance; in the words of the Supreme Court of Canada.
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