An employee refuses to lobby for his boss' favorite political candidate and is fired as a result.The courts would most likely:
A) rule this to be a just cause termination.
B) call this insubordination and uphold the termination.
C) hold this to be a public policy exception to employment-at-will.
D) see this as a lack of good faith and fair dealing on the part of the employer.
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