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Implied contract of employment
Agreement inferred from an employer's policy or training manual, or other official document. If, for example, a contract of employment agreement does not specify the conditions under which employment may be terminated, it may be inferred that the employee has a lifetime-right to work, so long as he or she performs reasonably well.
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