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Collmarie

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What is a tort and how it is applicable in employer-employee relationships?

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How are retaliatory demotion cases different from wrongful discharge suits?



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Answer to Question 1

The word tort means a civil wrong not based upon a preexisting contractual relationship. By and large, tort law is the law of personal injury. Its application to employer-employee relationship is affected by workers' compensation insurance, which immunizes the employer from some tort liabilities.

Answer to Question 2

Retaliatory demotion cases are somewhat more delicate than wrongful discharge suits, as the plaintiff remains an employee of the defendant-firm, unless the latter takes the next step and actually fires him/her.




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Reply 2 on: Jun 24, 2018
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