Labor/Employment
Jun. 1, 2006
Justices Favor Employers in 'At-Will' Dispute
SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court seemed poised Tuesday to rule that an employer does not need to give a reason for firing an "at will" employee if the employment contract doesn't require it.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The California Supreme Court seemed poised Tuesday to rule that an employer does not need to give a reason for firing an "at will" employee if the employment contract doesn't require it.
Hearing oral arguments in a closely watched case, the seven justices considered whether a former employee may point to pre-contract discussion...
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