Yartzoff v. Democrat-Herald Pub. Co., Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that an employee handbook can become part of the employment contract
• stating that an employee handbook can become part of the employment contract
• stating that principle under former, identical statute, ORS 18.105(3) (1977)
• concurring with the Michigan court in holding that a jury could find consideration in the actions of the employer in adopting an employer handbook
• concurring with the Michigan court in holding that a jury could find consideration in the actions of the employer in adopting an employer handbook
• denying summary judgment for the defendant employer because questions of fact existed as to whether statements in an employee handbook were part of the original employment contract

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).