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16th April 10, 06:46 PM
#25
 Originally Posted by Steve Barclay
Constructive dismissal?
That's an English legal concept. I believe he's in the US. Whilst their laws are based on English common law, the current UK employment laws come from much later statutes, long after the rebellion of the colonies.
Strictly speaking, constructive dismissal is when you deliberately make things so bad that the employee quits. In the UK, the employer would then be treated as if they had fired the employee without cause, but I'm not sure if the US has this concept, and it all varies between states anyway.
If they are intending to actually fire him, that would not be constructive dismissal anyway.
I'm not a lawyer.
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