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According to Common-Law, to Legally Terminate an Employee, an Employer

Question 55

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According to common-law, to legally terminate an employee, an employer

A) cannot have bad motives.
B) is obligated not to discriminate.
C) must have good cause.
D) can have any reason or no reason.

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