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Supreme Court rules employee entitled to $1 million bonus after constructive dismissal from Ocean Nutrition

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The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that a constructively dismissed employee is entitled to damages representing an incentive bonus that would have been triggered during the reasonable notice period...

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