Termination-at-will:
A) is a modern judicial term that came from court decisions in the 1980s.
B) refers to a firm's inability to terminate an employee without just cause.
C) was designed to protect the rights of the employees.
D) was designed to protect the rights of the employers.
E) supports the strategy of downsizing.

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Termination-at-will primarily serves the interests of employers, allowing them to terminate employees for any reason that is not illegal, without having to establish just cause.

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