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When did the employment-at-will doctrine become the norm in American common law?

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What is the exception under employment-at-will?



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Answer to Question 1

The employment-at-will doctrine became the norm in 19th century American common law.

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The most common exception to the employment-at-will rule is the public policy exception. Under this although the employee is employed at-will, termination is illegal if a clear and significant mandate of law (statutory or common) is damaged if the firing is permitted to stand unchallenged.




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