The tort of interference with contractual relations means that a prospective employer is liable if he induces
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The tort of interference with contractual relations means that a prospective employer is liable if he induces an employee to breach her employment contract with a third party and start working for him. Does this tort interfere too much with recruitment efforts in the marketplace? Why or why not?
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Canadian Business And The Law
ISBN: 9780176795085
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Authors: Philip King Dorothy Duplessis, Shannon O Byrne
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