The exception to the employment-at-will doctrine which occurs when an employer and employee form an implied contract,even though there is no express,written instrument regarding the employment relationship is called the:
A) Public policy exception
B) Covenant-of-good faith and fair dealing exception
C) Implied contract exception
D) Job security exception
E) Discharge exception.

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The implied contract exception occurs when an employer's actions or statements create an expectation of continued employment, forming an implied contract, even without a written agreement.

The Exception to the Employment-At-Will Doctrine Which Occurs When an Employer