Case Facts
Chapter 18 Concepts
Legal Principles
The Outcome
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What is the last name of the case's Plaintiff?

Blomgren

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What does wrongful dismissal mean?

When an employee is terminated by their employer without reasonable notice and without cause

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What type of relationship did Blomgren and Jingle Pot Pub have?

An employer-employee relationship

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Who won the appeal, Blomgren or Jingle Pot Pub?

Jingle Pot Pub

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What was the main incident that provoked Blomgren's termination?

His poor conduct at the Pub's Karaoke night

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What is Progressive Discipline?

A warning or punishment for a less serious violation of contract, can escalate to dismissal

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Did Jingle Pot Pub use Progressive Discipline towards Blomgren?
Yes, Blomgren was issued a verbal warning before later being officially terminated
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On what basis did Jingle Pot Pub win the appeal?

Blomgren was dismissed with cause for breaching his employment contract

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Who testified as a witness to confirm that Blomgren was seen drinking on the job?

Ms. Warren

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Name the four discussed reasons for which dismissal for cause would be accepted?

1. Misconduct

2. Disobedience 

3. Incompetence

4. Illness

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What were Jingle Pot Pub's reasons for dismissal?

Misconduct and disobedience

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Jingle Pot Pub did NOT know that Blomgren was drinking on the job until the court hearing, why were they still allowed to use this evidence as the cause of dismissing him?

Case law states that even if the employer only becomes aware of certain things in court, they can still use that as acceptable reasons to dismiss the employee without notice