HRM 2600 Chapter 13: Chapter 13 - Employee Rights

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Statutory driven by legislation labour laws. Contractual rights implied or formally written contracts: contract workers, psychological contract unwritten expectations of both the employer and employee regarding the job be on time to work. Employee ability t&d skills to move on if. Wrongful dismissal/constructive /dismissal/hot stove approach to rule enforcement. Wrongful dismissal lawsuits filed by employees when they believe employment has been unfairly terminated (about 25% of dismissals are for poor performance) Demotion that makes you want to leave so the company doesn"t have to pay you severance. Changing employee"s working conditions so that compensation and status is reduced. Hot-stove rule rule of discipline that can be compared with a hot stove in that it gives warning, is effective immediately, is enforced consistently, and applies to all employees in an impersonal and unbiased way. Job expectancy rights the rights employees have regarding fair treatment.

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