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News24 | Bradley Workman-Davies | Resign first, complain of hostile workplace later? Court says no

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The law protects employees against genuinely intolerable working conditions. But a resignation does not become constructive dismissal merely because the employee is unhappy with the employer’s response to their workplace complaint, writes the author.

The law protects employees against genuinely intolerable working conditions. But a resignation does not become constructive dismissal merely because the employee is unhappy with the employer’s response to their workplace complaint, writes the author.

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