During an interview,the hiring manager tells the job candidate,"You'll always have a job here." That statement most likely constitutes a(n):

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The statement "You'll always have a job here" can be interpreted as a promise of job security, which may create an implied contract between the employer and employee. Since the statement is not a guarantee of employment and can be subject to changes in business circumstances, it is not an employment-at-will statement. It also does not constitute granting of residual rights, which refers to the right of an individual to operate a business or use property even after it has been sold or transferred. The statement may have some elements of a psychological contract, which refers to the unwritten expectations and obligations between the employer and employee, but it is not a clear example of such a contract.

During an Interview,the Hiring Manager Tells the Job Candidate,"You'll Always