Any device with an IP address is a ________
A) server
B) host
C) client
D) None of the above
Answer: B
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) change buying habits B) build desire for the product C) maintain customer relationships D) sell more units at a lower price E) keep sales on an even level
What is the war on waste? What are its implications for HRM?
What will be an ideal response?
Liability for Employee's Acts. Federated Financial Reserve Corp leases consumer and business equipment. As part of its credit-approval and debt-collection practices, Federated hires credit collectors and authorizes them to obtain credit reports on its
customers. Janice Caylor, a Federated collector, used this authority to obtain a report on Karen Jones, who was not a Federated customer but who was the former wife of Caylor's roommate, Randy Lind. When Jones discovered that Lind had her address and how he had obtained it, she filed a suit in a federal district court against Federated and the others. Jones claimed in part that they had violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the goal of which is to protect consumers from the improper use of credit reports. Under what theory might an employer be held liable for an employee's violation of a statute? Does that theory apply in this case? Explain.