Employment at Will Is a Common-Law Doctrine Stating That _____

question 51

Multiple Choice

Employment at will is a common-law doctrine stating that _____.

• A) an employee must provide a minimum of two weeks' notice before quitting a job
• B) employees can be asked to leave a company only if they are willing to do so
• C) employees are free agents, but employers must have just cause for terminating them
• D) an employer has the right to hire, fire, demote, or promote whomever it chooses

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Definitions:

Statutory

Related to, or created by, statutes, which are laws enacted by a legislative body.

Mechanic's Lien

A legal claim against a property for unpaid work or supplies, giving workers and suppliers a form of security for their investment.

Homeowner

An individual who owns and resides in a house or property.

Contractor

An individual or company that enters into a contract to perform services or provide goods for another party in exchange for compensation.