During the past few decades, courts have undercut employers' rights grounded in the employment-at-will doctrine.
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Courts have increasingly recognized exceptions to the employment-at-will doctrine, such as implied contracts, public policy exceptions, and implied covenants of good faith and fair dealing. These exceptions limit employers' ability to terminate employees at will without cause.

During the Past Few Decades, Courts Have Undercut Employers' Rights