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If I am constantly being lied to by my boss (2 lies today alone), is that reason to leave and claim Constructive Dismissal?
Thank you for your question. A constructive dismissal has to be a fundamental change to the essential terms of your employment, so I would hesitate to characterize that as a constructive dismissal. However, it will likely depend what your boss is lying to you about and how long this has been going on. among other things. We would need much more details to be able to assess whether that is a constructive dismissal.
Do not leave your job until you have spoken with an employment lawyer. Otherwise you could be deemed to have resign and lose all of your rights to severance. If you would like to schedule a consultation to discuss this in more detail, please give us a call at the number below.
Do not leave your job until you have spoken with an employment lawyer. Otherwise you could be deemed to have resign and lose all of your rights to severance. If you would like to schedule a consultation to discuss this in more detail, please give us a call at the number below.