In the Context of the Employment-At-Will Doctrine, an Employee Who

question 25

Multiple Choice

In the context of the employment-at-will doctrine, an employee who is discharged can sue for wrongful termination if:

• A) the termination is because of union activity.
• B) the employee has a civil right to his or her job.
• C) the employee is terminated for having an ethnocentric attitude.
• D) the termination comes as part of a progressive disciplinary program.

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