In Lawler v. Montblanc North America, where Lawler, a store manager, was fired after telling her employer that she could not work more than 20 hours a week due to a medical condition, she sued for:
a. libel
b. false imprisonment c. assault
d. battery
e. none of the other choices are correct
e
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a. Project A is to find out if employees are experiencing safety-related concerns in the workplace, and if so, what type of safety-related concerns are most frequently mentioned and what should to be done about the concerns. ______ b. Project B is to find out how confident lab technicians feel about handling chemicals after they have participated in a lab chemical safety training program. ______
Which statement concerning the Presidential Decree for the Development and Operation of the Maquiladora Industry Program of 1983 is incorrect?
a. It is an international program that allows the duty-free import of equipment, machinery, and materials to assemble parts of products that are then returned to the home country. b. U.S. Tariff Code allows the final product to be brought into the United States with only the final value added to the goods being taxed. c. Pacific Rim and European countries are also taking advantage of the maquiladora program. d. The maquiladora program is governed by common law.
Which type and form of communication networks is a useful method of communicating messages quickly and efficiently in person, over e-mails, blogs, or through other technological tools and can bring about a sense of unity among the employees who meet and share information?
a. Rumor string of an informal network b. Cluster chain of a formal network c. Grapevine of an informal network d. Gossip chain of an informal network
___________ is characterized by exhaustion, sense of powerlessness, cynicism, and disengagement.
a. Job burnout b. Boredom c. Apathy d. Withdrawal