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Manitoba Court of Appeal affirms that there is no duty for an employer to investigate before terminating an employee

  • July 21, 2021
  • Daniel Mulroy
  • Comments Off on Manitoba Court of Appeal affirms that there is no duty for an employer to investigate before terminating an employee

A recent Manitoba Court of Appeals case, McCallum v Saputo Dairy Products GP (link) reaffirmed that there is no duty on an employer to investigate before terminating an employee.

The appellant, Patrick McCallum, was a sales representative for the respondent, Saputo Dairy Products GP (“Saputo”).   » Read the rest