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That is literally grounds for constructive dismissal though. See Reynolds v. Innopac Inc., 1998 for example, a change in location of work that required a substa
by WJW 4y ago
That is literally grounds for constructive dismissal though. See Reynolds v. Innopac Inc., 1998 for example, a change in location of work that required a substantially greater travel time would change the way the employee carried out job duties. You have the right to refuse that as an employee.
- RC_ITR 4y agoOh, sorry, classic HN US-centrism (though TBF, Amazon is primarily a US company). Sure, in Canada it maybe different.