If your employer made significant changes to your role that forced you into quitting your job, you may be able to make a claim for constructive dismissal. Whether you think your (former) boss would’ve been a great candidate for a role in the movie
Horrible Bosses, or you experienced something a little less blatant, you should talk to a lawyer right away. Constructive dismissal doesn’t necessarily mean your boss was outright horrible. It can be a lot more subdued, like a company restructuring that significantly impacts your work responsibilities or wage.
In terms of
employment law, constructive dismissal is basically a fancy way of saying that your employer made such drastic changes to your role, terms of employment, or work environment that you were forced to leave your position. If you did not agree to these changes, you may have the grounds to make a claim. We’ve been serving Albertans in Calgary and across Alberta for over 45 years, and we understand the ins-and-outs of Alberta’s employment law. Losing your job is stressful. We’re here to reduce that stress. At Litco Law you get an entire legal team dedicated to your case. We’ll take care of the legal work and the paperwork, so you can focus on getting back to regular life. Our Calgary Constructive Dismissal Lawyers will answer all your legal questions –
for free. To learn a bit more about constructive dismissal, keep on reading.