Employees could litigate based on a public policy claim if they were discharged for all but which of the following reasons?
A) Refusing to commit perjury
B) Refusing to serve on jury duty
C) Refusing to commit an unlawful act
D) Refusing to steal secrets from a company's competitors

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Employees could litigate based on a public policy claim if they were discharged for refusing to perform an act condemned by public policy, such as refusing to commit perjury, refusing to commit an unlawful act, like fudging tax returns, or refusing to steal secrets from the company's competitors.

Employees Could Litigate Based on a Public Policy Claim If