What is the test for direct evidence of loss of reputation?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 508 v Halifax (Regional Municipality), 2017 CanLII 10897 (NS LA):
203. The Employer further relies on Tobin v. Canada (Attorney General) 2009 FCA 254, at para 62, in support of its position that direct evidence of loss of reputation is not required: … The question is one which calls for the application of common sense and measured judgment…
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