What happens if my employment contract is frustrated?

If your contract is frustrated, it is automatically terminated. This means the employment relationship ends, and neither you nor your employer are required to fulfill the remaining obligations of the contract.

Province-specific laws: Remember that employment laws can vary by province. These FAQs provide general information, but it’s crucial to consider the specific laws in your jurisdiction.
Seek legal advice: Frustration of contract is a complex legal issue. Always consult with an employment lawyer for advice tailored to your specific circumstances.

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