Does an employee have a right to be heard by an appeal panel after termination?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Korecki v. Nova Scotia (Justice), 2013 NSSC 312 (CanLII):
At least so long as the appeal provisions were in place, there could be no implication of a right to be heard before termination similar to the implication in Mahoney v. Newcastle Board of School Trustees. The employee had a right to be heard by the appeal panel after termination.
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