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    EMPLOYEES’ PROTECTIONS ON UNFAIR DISMISSAL Dismissal of work will lead by termination of employee service; consequently if the discharge is claimed unfair by the employee; the employee can charge the company for unfair dismissal under Employment Rights act 1996. Unfair dismissal can be filed at the employment court of law under 2 conditions. First, the employment relationship needs to be proven its existence between the employer and employees. (Smith, 2011) Secondly, a dismissal by the employee needs to be acknowledged for the unfair dismissal claim. One of the limitations is that the claim needs to be filed within 3 months starting from the date of service termination. Reasonable Grounds for Dismissal 1. Capability issues such as lateness,…

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    The entertainment of sport in almost all variations has changed drastically over the years. The changes can be noticed in many different aspects such as: presentation, money, audience etc. With these alterations the language has inevitably transitioned as well. A lot of the language used in sport derives from the context of commentary, magazines and even news headlines. Through studying the language techniques prevalent in contexts within these categories, contrasts can be distinguished between…

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    Every night, before you go to sleep, you hear the chirping of hundreds of crickets. From mole crickets to a cricket literally called the cooloola monster, every male cricket can chirp. Now, what if I told you that crickets don’t chirp at random, but the speed of the chirps depends on the temperature outside. If I have a male house cricket and put it in a temperature controlled room and turn up the heat. Since crickets like all other insects, cold-blooded, they take on the temperature of their…

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    It was a memorable day for the entire Pujara family as India 's number three Cheteshwar Pujara reached his second successive and his ninth hundred in Test format on Friday, that too in his first innings as an Indian Test batsman at his hometown, Rajkot. Considering the match situation, it was a significant knock in many ways. India were 47 for 1 when the local boy Pujara came into the crease and along with Murali Vijay, played almost a match saving innings. Meanwhile, during the course of that…

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    MegCompensation for a constructive dismissal claim in Ontario is almost guaranteed where there has been a fundamental breach of an employee’s contract. Assessment is done on a case-by-case basis since each situation is unique. The following are some of the frequently asked questions about constructive dismissal in Ontario. 1. What Does Constructive Dismissal Mean? Constructive dismissal can take two forms. First, it can take the form of an employer’s action that violates a crucial term of an…

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    This case has two relevant parties: the employee Bilbo Baggins and the employer Orc Corp. Industries. Baggins v Orc Industries Corp represents a scenario that is relevant to employment law focusing on wrongful termination, privacy between the employee and employer and factors that determines calculating compensation for the plaintiff in a wrongful termination case. To determine if Bilbo can successful sue for wrongful dismissal, we need to see if Orc Corp. had just cause in terminating Bilbo.…

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    manager involved at any point. The superintendent could potentially be acting as this person; however, the case study mentioned it was a large suburban district. There were no procedures in place for the building administrator to follow when an employment concern arose. The district needed to have a clear outline on the procedures and policies in place before a crisis took place. This would have eased the conscious of the building administrator and would have helped streamline the entire…

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    Now is not the time for condemnation. We don’t want to fall into any unfair labor practices. If our employees our contemplating joining up with the union, it is most likely because they feel dissatisfied with how we are treating them; that they are being treated unfairly, unjustly and they believe the union will improve their work situation. What do I suggest? I suggest we do what we can to show them differently. We should lay down the facts. It would be unlawful for us to dissuade them from…

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    This was more in favor of the employers by limiting the power that some of the unions had acquired under the Wagner Act. The Taft Harley Act was definitely more favorable to management by limiting the power that unions had, the intentions of the Taft Hartley Act was to readjust the regulations of labor management and basically give everyone involved a fair playing field if you will. Another big thing the Taft Hartley Act did was to establish 6 unfair union labor practices. It stopped excessive…

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    collectively and be a part of concentrated activities for the purpose of collective bargaining or other mutual assistance or protection (Reed ad Bogardus, 2012). These rights not only pertained to unionize employees but also to employees that were not a part of the union (Reed and Bogardus, 2012). The case analyzation. As a result of the Electromation Inc., v. NLRB case of 1992, The National Labor Relations Act specified five unfair employee labor practices. These unfair practices included:…

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