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Whether the common law fiduciary duty or duty of fidelity and good faith gives adequate protection foir employers in the modern era?
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.hWHETHER THE COMMON LAW FIDUCIARY DUTY OR DUTY OF FIDELITY AND GOOD FAITH GIVES ADEQUATE PROTECTION FOR EMPLOYERS IN THE MODERN ERA? INTRODUCTION As the world aligns in becoming a capitalistically oriented international marketplace, the pendulum between the dichotomy of employers and employees is beginning to slow and find its mark. In whose favor the stroke will point remains a great curiosity for all yet to see. What is common to us all is the reality that money is the motive and success is the outcome. How and to what extent a person achieves this is up to them. What is common however is that all workers need a boss and it is this fact that draws our attention for discussion. The question of do I employ or am I employed1 is one that finds its roots in the fundamentals of economic necessity and enterprise. If I employ, I take on a risk...
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