Employee job rights: Foundation considerations [Book Review]

Journal of Business Ethics 6 (6):449 - 458 (1987)
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Abstract

Employee job rights have become a controversial issue, with some courts ruling employees have a fundamental right in retaining their job. Employment at will and assigning the worker a property right to his job are examined from three paradigms of social interaction. An alternative model is presented, and is more consistent with each of the three paradigms.

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