'Mean and cheap' employer must pay $250,000 to short-term worker

Employer trumped up reasons for dismissal in order to get rid of employee

An Ontario company must pay a short-term employee more than $250,000 for bad-faith conduct in concocting unfounded allegations of just cause when tensions arose over an adjustment to the price of the sale of the employee’s business to the company.

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