Federal law permits the intentional accessing of stored electronic communication even if the accessing is unauthorized
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Infinity Inc. uses simulators to train its cable installers. Several employees who completed the simulation training did not pass the test in which they were supposed to demonstrate the necessary skills. The training manager investigated and identified the source of the problem. Which of the following would be the most likely source?
A. The trainees were not given the correct avatars to use. B. The simulation contained elements unlike those found in Infinity's work environment. C. The trainees were not enthusiastic enough about their work when using the simulator. D. Simulations are typically unreliable training methods. E. Trainees in simulations have to be afraid of the impact of wrong decisions.
Any product or service that is basically homogeneous and repetitively produced can take advantage of a process-costing approach
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An arrangement in which a tenant transfers some of his or her rights under a lease to another party is known as a ________
A) gross lease B) net lease C) sublease D) triple lease
Jack is an accountant who works for the firm of Readum & Weep. Jack was approached by Ima Phool, who represents one of Readum's competitors, Numbers R Us. Jack was offered a substantial raise to leave his company and work for Numbers. When Jack's boss
heard this he called him in and said, "If you agree to stay with us for at least five years, I promise that next year you will receive a promotion with a 50% raise, and a 5-year contract." Jack turned down the offer and stayed with Readum. Nine months later Jack was dismissed due to corporate downsizing. Can Jack legally enforce his boss's promise? What theory or theories would Jack use? Discuss fully.