Is Employment-at-Will Alive and Well in Nebraska - Yes, But...

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Berens, Kelvin C.

Dressen, Joseph

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FIRST PARAGRAPH(S)|To simply say that there has been a change in the employer/employee relationship in the past ten years is a tremendous understatement. The decline in the traditional protections afforded workers through collective bargaining agreements combined with the assertion of many "new" rights by employees have provided a fertile field for courts and legislatures. This past decade has witnessed the creation of a whole new body of employee rights.|As part of this movement the employment-at-will doctrine, a mainstay in American jurisprudence, has been severely eroded. With states like California and Montana leading the way, many courts are creating a "just cause" standard for employee terminations. The notion that an employer may fire an employee for any reason, or no reason at all, is a ghost of its former self...

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21 Creighton L. Rev. 533 (1987-1988)

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Creighton University School of Law

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