Labor/Employment
Jun. 12, 2009
At Will at Work
Critics say at-will employment is unnecessary or even silly - they're wrong, writes D. Gregory Valenza.
By D. Gregory Valenza
In California, Labor Code Section 2922 recognizes employees and employers presumptively may end their relationship "at will." Now and then, someone writes an article or introduces legislation proposing the end of employment at will. The advocates have their reasons (e.g., at-will employment is anachronistic, meaningless because of the numerous exceptions, unfair etc.). They are wrong. At-will employment remains a legally si...
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