The right protected under Employment Law is the Right to Non-Discrimination, which prevents unfair treatment in hiring and employment based on certain characteristics. Other options do not reflect protections under employment law. Therefore, the chosen option is A. Right to Non-Discrimination.
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b. Right to act with apparent authority : This concept relates to agency law, not specifically employment law. It refers to situations where a person appears to have the authority to act on behalf of another (the principal).
c. Right of a principal to terminate an agent without cause : This also pertains more to agency law, dealing with the principal-agent relationship rather than employment directly.
d. Right of an employer to pay below the minimum wage during financial crises : This is not protected under employment law, as employment laws typically require adherence to minimum wage standards, even during financial difficulties.
In summary, the right to non-discrimination is a core aspect of Employment Law aimed at fostering equitable treatment in the workplace.