Poor performance, insubordination allegations not enough for just cause

'Employers have obligations they have to meet before they can claim just cause'

Poor performance, insubordination allegations not enough for just cause

An employer could not claim poor performance and insubordination as just cause to fire a worker because the employer didn’t properly address the behaviour before resorting to dismissal, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench has ruled.

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