Claims for dismissal of employees or managers Sample Clauses

Claims for dismissal of employees or managers. The fact that a manager has committed an act of misconduct does not mean that the employer must dismiss the manager. Employees may ask their employer to dismiss a manager or another employee who has committed acts of misconduct, but the right to decide whether to dismiss belongs to the employer. The Arbitration Council has refused to make orders requiring the employer to dismiss managers or other employees. Employees may, however, make claims for damages if the employer commits an act of misconduct against them.
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