1. What were some of the socioeconomic conditions in 19th-century America that led the majority of state courts to adopt the legal principle of employment-at-will?
2. How do advocates of the employment-at-will doctrine defend it, and what is the opposing reasoning? Which do you believe is in the best interests of the public?
3. Is it preferable to change the law by enacting a statute, such as the Model Employment Termination Act, or for a state's supreme court to make the change by judicial fiat in a court decision?
4. What is the reasoning behind limiting the Sarbanes-Oxley Act's protections to public employees? Provide an example.

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Answer In the 19th century several socioeconomic conditions influenced the adoption of the employmentatwill doctrine by state courts in America Industrialization and Capitalism The rise of industriali... View the full answer