In the Case of Michael Silvestri V

question 17

Multiple Choice

In the case of Michael Silvestri v. Optus Software, Inc., the court held:

• A) an objective standard is typically applied to satisfaction clauses in employment contracts.
• B) an objective standard must be used in determining what is satisfactory performance in any "satisfaction" contracts.
• C) idiosyncratic judgments as to what constitutes satisfactory employee performance are inherently unfair and should not be allowed.
• D) in judging a high-level manager's satisfactory performance, a subjective test is appropriate.

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Definitions:

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