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____ formally lay out the steps an employee may take to appeal an employer's decision to terminate that employee.

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1 answer:

egoroff_w [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Due-process policies

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Due-process policies establish that a person must be treated fairly and that no decision on a legar matter that affects his/her life should be made without a process of law. In this case, the due-process policies will lay out the steps for an employee to appeal the employer's decision.

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