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II. The Rise and Decline of Employment-At-Will
By
Jürgen O. Skoppek
, published on April 1, 1991
Contents
A. Establishment of the Rule and the Statutory Exception
B. The "Public Policy" Exception
C. The Implied Contract Exception
D. Michigan in the
Toussaint
Era
Employment-at-Will in Michigan: A Case for Retaining the Doctrine
I. Introduction
II. The Rise and Decline of Employment-At-Will
A. Establishment of the Rule and the Statutory Exception
B. The "Public Policy" Exception
C. The Implied Contract Exception
D. Michigan in the
Toussaint
Era
III. Statutory and Model Proposals for the Elimination of Employment-At-Will
IV. Consequences of the Demise of Employment-At-Will
V. The Case for Retaining Employment-At-Will
Endnotes
About the Author
More by Jürgen O. Skoppek
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Litigation and the Market: Restoring the Balance Between Individual and Employer Rights
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