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Expound on autonomy as a basis for argument against employment at will. Do you favor at will employment and why?

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Autonomy is the ability to be an independant thinker with the ability to determine life's path and individual goals. Autonomy is used as the basis for developing values and believing in individual morals. This is even true if those values and morals are not the most popular. Thus, the point of autonomy is that it is not based on a consensus but rather on an ...

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