Section A In situation A, Employee A had worked for company X for two years, which made him eligible for the Family and Medical Leave. However, there was no violation of the Family and Medical Leave law because employer X obliged to the requirements of the FMLA to reinstate the employee back to the previous job and at the previous rate of pay, after his leave. This Act allows employees to take unpaid leave, which was the case with employee A and thus, he did not deserve to be paid the salary for
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can be situation where after listening to all these they by themselves will ask the organization to share their details so that in future they don’t suffer from it. Should American companies refuse to do business in contries? I strongly think that American should not do business with other countries, which do not practice democracy. The success of the every country demand on the stability of the government. The countries, which do not have such practices, always hesitate to allow, foreign
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as a director of the company is one of utmost importance. Directors are tasked with managing the company in such a way as to maximise the benefits to shareholders and other stakeholders, whilst ensuring that the company complies with all applicable laws and regulations. It is, therefore, a serious matter for the company if a director is underperforming or if he or she is at odds with the strategies which the majority of the company’s management have adopted. In such circumstances, there may be no
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violating statute or common law 3 Agreement to commit a civil wrong or crime 3 Contract to commit corruption 4 Agreements promoting prostitution 4 Contracts obstructing administration of justice 4 Agreements prejudicial to safety of public 4 Manner of Performance of contract is unlawful 4 Void Agreements due to public policy 5 Effects of Illegality 5 Restitution 6 Severance 6 Conclusion 6 References 7 Summary There is zero tolerance in contract law towards illegal, criminal
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is clearly concerned about the Tefal Actifry. Explain to Paul Price about his rights regarding the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (amended). In your answer you are required to refer to the relevant sections of the Sale of Goods Act (SOGA) and relevant case law. Assuming the shop where the purchase was made had included an exclusion clause limiting liability briefly explain whether the company could rely on this clause. Q1) The problem encountered in this case concerns Paul Price and the multinational
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[pic] Business Law BMAI003 Assessment 2 - Forming a Business Individual Consultant’s Report (2500 Words) Final Feed forward Document Submission Rules. Your Consultant’s Report may start with a “Front Page” with your business details (nothing too fancy) HOWEVER it must contain the following information: Your Name, Student ID Number, Course Title, Course Code, Assessment Number (“2”) and Type (Consultant’s Report.) and the word count. NB if you are stressed for words, put your
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still very present even though government prohibits discrimination through constitutions, state statutes and acts, which are exemplified in cases largely through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The EEOC is dedicated to enforcing federal laws that make it illegal to practice inequality against applicants or employees. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs outlines the basic needs of an employee and can show how someone could be affected by inequality. Such intolerance can be seen across the country
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MEMO TO: Professor Michael E. Rychel FROM: Harmanpreet Kaur DATE: March 26 2014 SUBJECT: Difference between tax evasion, tax avoidance, and tax fraud? The times when taxes were first imposed on American Citizens, from that day people have been trying to find different ways to escape from taxes. While some taxpayers continue to find legal ways to avoid taxes on the other hand some choose to evade taxes, or not to pay at all. Three ways to avoid taxes are tax evasion, tax avoidance
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Unit 9 Case Analysis The Case Langley Brothers, Inc., a corporation incorporated and doing business in Kansas, decides to sell no par common stock worth $1 million to the public. The stock will be sold only within the state of Kansas. Joseph Langley, the chairman of the board, says the offering need not be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. His brother, Harry, disagrees. Who is right? Explain. In responding to the question be sure to: • Discuss the exempt securities pursuant
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A. Intention Social/domestic nature: do not intent to create legal relation Balfour v Balfour (1912) husband n wife diff region(do not intent to legally bound), Wakeling v Ripely (1951) do have intent to legally bound, in reliance on the promise & serious consequences & evidence regarding parties intention.Commercial nature: intend to create legal relations: Edwards v Skyways Ltd(1964)(Employees & Company)(agreement was commercial, have intention) Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co( 1893)(Advertisement)(claim
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