Employees Could Litigate Based on a Public Policy Claim If

question 58

Multiple Choice

Employees could litigate based on a public policy claim if they were discharged for all but which of the following reasons?

• A) Refusing to commit perjury
• B) Refusing to serve on jury duty
• C) Refusing to commit an unlawful act
• D) Refusing to steal secrets from a company's competitors

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