Sheets v. Knight

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• holding that where an employer tells an employee to resign or be fired, a court can find the resignation to be a constructive discharge
• holding that where an employer tells an employee to resign or be fired, a court can find the resignation to be a constructive discharge
• recognizing that termination occurs when employer unconditionally orders employee to resign or be fired
• recognizing that duty of good faith is imposed in the performance of every contract
• stating analogous conclusion with respect to party’s reliance on implied duty of good faith and fair dealing as theory of recovery in connection with termination of at will employment contract
• stating analogous conclusion with respect to party's reliance on implied duty of good faith and fair dealing as theory of recovery in connection with termination of at will employment contract

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