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Which principle states that an employer cannot make significant changes to an employee's terms of employment without their consent, potentially leading to constructive dismissal?
The doctrine of fundamental breach applies when an employer unilaterally makes significant changes to an employment contract, which can be interpreted as a term
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Question: Which principle states that an employer cannot make significant changes to an employee's terms of employment without their consent, potentially leading to constructive dismissal?
Answer options: ✅ The doctrine of fundamental breach
- The principle of implied covenant
- The rule of undue influence
- The concept of promissory estoppel
Correct answer: The doctrine of fundamental breach
Explanation: The doctrine of fundamental breach applies when an employer unilaterally makes significant changes to an employment contract, which can be interpreted as a termination of the original contract.
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