April 9, 2025

Recently, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice held that an employee who had twelve years of experience working for a competitor company, and who, after being lured away from the competitor, was fired by her new employer after only seven months, was owed reasonable notice that accounted for the years of experience that she had....
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