Exam 10: Employment
Exam 1: Managing Your Legal Affairs134 Questions
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Exam 10: Employment152 Questions
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Which of the following statements is correct with respect to the process by which a union organizes the work force of an employer?
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"Joe was working for Sam, using his own car to deliver manufactured parts for Sam's business to a client. In the process, Joe was involved in an automobile accident, causing injury to George, a stranger. In these circumstances, George's only recourse is against the employer." Discuss the accuracy of that statement.
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Discuss why it is significant to find that an employment relationship exists and how such a relationship is determined.
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Mr. Koff, a former policeman, was hired to do investigations for the stock exchange. All those hired in this capacity were required to take and pass a course. When it was determined that Koff had cheated on the course's examination, he was fired. Koff, who was not covered by a collective agreement, sued for wrongful dismissal. If the court holds that the employer had cause for dismissal, Koff will be entitled to damages equivalent to which of the following?
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Which of the following would end the employment relationship by breach, thus possibly giving rise to a claim for damages for wrongful dismissal?
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When an employee is dismissed for just cause, he is entitled to reasonable notice or pay in lieu of notice.
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If Joe sued Sam for wrongful dismissal and it was established that Joe was not given the proper notice that he was entitled to, what factors would the courts take into consideration in assessing the damages he's awarded?
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Prejudice or bias exercised against a person or class for the purpose of correcting a pattern of discrimination against another person or class is known as ________.
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Explain when an employer can be held liable for the wrongful acts of an employee.
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Unionized employees can be dismissed without notice if there is no work to do.
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The only kind of disagreement between union and employer that can lead to a lawful strike is called
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Why is the distinction between employment and an independent contract important?
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In which of the following situations will Smith be responsible for the tortious conduct of Jones?
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Federal and provincial human rights legislation cover all of the following issues except
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Under what circumstances can an employee be terminated without notice?
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"If the Employment Standards Act (or its equivalent in your jurisdiction) states that an employee who has worked for a specific length of time is entitled to up to eight weeks' notice, and the employee you wish to dismiss has worked for that long, you can be sure that's all the notice or pay in lieu of notice that you have to give that employee." Discuss the accuracy of that statement.
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