Unless an employee has a written contract of employment for a term of years, she can not sue for termination based on contract.

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An employee can potentially sue for wrongful termination based on implied contract terms or violations of public policy, even without a written contract specifying a term of years. Implied contracts can arise from company policies, handbooks, or oral assurances.

Unless an Employee Has a Written Contract of Employment for a Term