How can an employee invoke constructive dismissal, Business Law and Ethics

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Question 1:

"Constructive Dismissal is inherently different from dismissal in the sense that it is the employee who necessarily takes the initiative in considering the contract as having been repudiated" (per S, Lallah Ag. SPJ and R. Ahnee J. in Raman Ismael v. United Bus Service [1986 MR 182])

In what circumstances can an employee invoke Constructive Dismissal?

Question 2:

(a) What are the procedures that an employer needs to follow before he can effect a reduction of his workforce?

(b) What are the consequences of a failure to follow the procedures?

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