Not giving a hoot about just cause costly for wildlife charity

Employer on the hook for 26 months notice plus aggravated damages for making assumptions about mismanagement without investigating

A wildlife charity must pay its former executive director and long-time employee more than $90,000 in lost salary and aggravated damages after it unceremoniously dumped the employee for financial mismanagement without a proper investigation, the British Columbia Supreme Court has ruled.

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