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Terminating the employment of a probationary employee: The law, rules and applicable jurisprudence

By POINT OF LAW By Jefferson M. Marquez | December 17, 2002 - 12:00am

To begin, an owner of a business enterprise is given consideration leeway in managing his business because it is deemed important to society as a whole that he should succeed. Our law, therefore, recognizes certain...

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