Constructive Dismissal definition
Examples of Constructive Dismissal in a sentence
Constructive Dismissal Revision to the definition of “Good Reason” in the current employment agreements to reflect that the New Board will have discretion to set base salary increases and annual bonuses and such adjustments will not constitute Good Reason, provided that the New Board may not unilaterally decrease the base salary at any point without the consent of the executive.
The terms set out in this Agreement are in lieu of (and not in addition to) and in full satisfaction of any and all other claims or entitlements which the Executive has or may have upon the termination of his employment by the Corporation (other than by reason of his Disability or Retirement or for Cause) including by Constructive Dismissal.
The employment of the Executive by the Corporation may be terminated by the Executive in the event of Constructive Dismissal, following the delivery by the Executive to the Corporation of Notice of such termination (which Notice shall contain particulars of the Constructive Dismissal).
For the definition of Constructive Dismissal see article 6.2 (c) below.
The Corporation agrees that in the event of a Constructive Dismissal, the Executive will be entitled to the compensation by way of a Severance Payment as stipulated in 6.1 (d)(ii) above.