Multiple Choice
Matching
-A rule that if an employer discharges an employee for an unlawful reason and later discovers miscon-
duct sufficient to justify a lawful discharge, the employee cannot win on a claim for reinstatement.
A) back pay
B) promissory estoppel
C) front pay
D) constructive discharge
E) duty to mitigate damages
F) after-acquired evidence doctrine
G) implied contract
H) unconditional offer of reinstatement
I) punitive/exemplary damages
J) wrongful discharge
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q9: Employment policy manuals or handbooks may be
Q10: Matching<br>-An offer by an employer to reemploy
Q11: Matching<br>-The court's finding that the employer was
Q12: Matching<br>-Damages awarded in addition to actual damages
Q13: Matching<br>-A contract that is not expressed but
Q15: The employment at will doctrine does not
Q16: Express contracts are always enforceable, even if
Q17: A terminated employee has a duty to
Q18: Matching<br>-The principle that when one person makes
Q19: An unconditional offer of reinstatement may limit