Andres Barker Writes about Employee Dismissal for Canadian Employment Law Today

News,October 1, 2015

Dismissing an Employee in BC:
Common Law vs. Employment Standards Legislation
Canadian Employment Law Today*, Sept. 30, 2015 issue.

In this September 2015 article, Andres Barker explains the various ways that the common law and employment standards legislation differ with respect to employee dismissal in British Columbia.

Read the article here.

*published by Canadian HR Reporter, copyright Thomson Reuters

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