Constructive dismissal
Constructive Dismissal Attorney practicing out of Edmonton, Alberta and Serving Alberta, BC and Western Canada
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CONSTRUCTIVE Dismissal
At Abougoush Law, you can rely on our team of skilled employment law experts to provide top-notch representation if you’re facing constructive dismissal in Edmonton, Alberta or anywhere in Canada.
We understand that dealing with a constructive dismissal situation can be emotionally draining and overwhelming, especially when you’re already feeling vulnerable in your workplace. Our primary goal is to protect your rights and advocate for the fair treatment you deserve.
We’ll work closely with you to understand the intricacies of your case, providing personalized guidance and support every step of the way. By choosing us, you can rest assured that your case will be handled with care, compassion, and a deep understanding of the laws governing employment and human rights.
Our expertise in labor, employment, and human rights laws enables us to navigate even the most complex constructive dismissal cases with confidence and precision. We’ll meticulously analyze your situation, identifying key factors that support your claim and developing a robust strategy to achieve the best possible outcome.
Throughout the process, we’ll keep you informed and empowered, ensuring that you have a clear understanding of your options and the progress of your case.
At Abougoush Law, we’re committed to delivering exceptional results and providing a supportive, non-intimidating environment where you feel heard and valued. By entrusting us with your constructive dismissal case, you’ll gain a strong advocate who’s dedicated to fighting for your rights and helping you achieve the justice you deserve.

What is Constructive Dismissal?
Constructive dismissal occurs when an employer makes significant changes to your employment conditions without your consent, effectively creating a hostile or intolerable work environment. While no direct termination takes place, the changes may be so severe that you have no choice but to resign. This can include changes to job responsibilities, work hours, salary, or work location, among others. Such actions by the employer can be considered a breach of their contractual obligations, and you may have grounds for a constructive dismissal claim. It’s essential to understand that you don’t have to tolerate such treatment and that you have rights as an employee.
In such cases, you may still be entitled to compensation and legal remedies. A constructive dismissal claim can provide a means to seek redress for the harm suffered as a result of the employer’s actions. This can include damages for lost wages, emotional distress, and other related losses. To pursue a successful claim, it’s crucial to document all incidents and changes to your employment conditions, as well as any attempts to address these issues with your employer. Keeping a detailed record of events and communications will help establish a strong foundation for your case.
If you’re facing a situation that you believe constitutes constructive dismissal, it’s vital to seek guidance from an experienced employment law expert. They can assess your situation, provide advice on your options, and help you navigate the process of filing a claim. By taking action, you can protect your rights, hold your employer accountable, and work towards achieving a fair outcome. A successful constructive dismissal claim can provide more than just financial compensation; it can also help you move forward with confidence, knowing that your rights as an employee have been vindicated.


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Do you have a question?
Have a question about employment law or think you may have a case? At Abougoush Law, our experienced employment lawyers are here to help. If you’ve been treated unfairly at work or believe your rights have been violated, we’re here to listen and provide guidance. We’ll take the time to understand your situation, assess your options, and help you determine the best course of action. Consult with us today to discuss your concerns and let us help you protect your rights as an employee.