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Moi University dismissed 324 contract workers, mainly in security, cleaning, hostels, and the library, citing financial ...

A worker is entitled to wrongful dismissal damages equalling 14 months’ pay and benefits after only seven months of service because she was induced to leave long-term, secure employment, an Ontario ...

Hudson’s Bay employees and retirees face uncertainty as CCAA proceedings unfold, with concerns over mass terminations, ...