Does resigning from your job interrupt continuous service for statutory notice purposes – even if you never actually leave? “Yes” says Ontario’s top court in the case of Theberge-Lindsay v. 3395022 Canada Inc. (Kutcher Dentistry Professional Corporation), 2019 ONCA 469
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Dispute about Availability of Similar Employment Grounds to Dismiss Plaintiff’s Summary Judgment Motion
Will summary judgment be appropriate in a wrongful dismissal action if the issue of the plaintiff’s mitigation efforts are hotly contested? According to a 2013, pre-Hryniak decision, the answer can sometimes be “no.”
In a case where the primary concern was that of availability of similar employment, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice refused to grant summary judgment in an otherwise straightforward wrongful dismissal matter.
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