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An employee calls in on Monday and tells you that he will be absent that day. On Tuesday the employee calls in again and tells you that he is very sick and will be out for at least three more days, if not the entire week. The following Monday, you have not heard back from the employee, so you call him at home. He says that he saw a physician on Friday afternoon and has been conditionally diagnosed with pneumonia, is scheduled for diagnostic testing, and will be out, at least until the test results come back at the end of the week. The following Monday, following a two-week absence, the employee returns to work. What should you do? What portion of the absence, if any, may be applied to FMLA?

Discuss the most critical requirement in BCM with proper justification.

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Joe, a Welding employee in your steel manufacturing company, has been employed with you for 17 years and works full-time.  He is known to suffer from sleep apnea. He has a CPAP machine that was prescribed following an overnight sleep study and discusses his progress with his sleep specialist and primary care physician. Joe's inability to get a good night's rest causes him to be groggy and tired in the mornings.  This tiredness / exhaustion causes Joe to be tardy to work on an almost daily basis.   Your manufacturing company works 3 shifts and it's a very firm, set shedule (7a-3p, 3p-11p, 11p-7a).  If Joe shows up at 7:01am, he's considered late and gets attendance demit points. Joe senses his job may be at risk, and shows up in your office requesting FMLA paperwork. He shares that he'd like to take FMLA everyday from 7a-8a.   Take 300 words to share your next steps, thought process, potential solutions, etc.  Utilize and quote laws, regulations, best-practices, etc.

Salma is into catering business and cooks food for small parties. Hina ordered her to cook food for 50 guest for her party on 5th of May 2021 at the lunch time around 2:30 pm. Hina called Salma to cancel the order on 3rd May 2021 at 1:00 pm as the party is cancelled due to some of her personal reason. Can Salma claim Hina for the cost of the raw material that is used in preparations.  Answer as YES or NO. Also choose the correct reason.     Because Hina is cancelling the order and it is a loss for Salma     No     Yes     Because Hina informed Salma quite ahead of time.

Salma is into catering business and cooks food for small parties. Hina ordered her to cook food for 50 guest for her party on 5th of May 2021 at the lunch time around 2:30 pm. Hina called Salma to cancel the order on 3rd May 2021 at 1:00 pm as the party is cancelled due to some of her personal reason. Can Salma claim Hina for the cost of the raw material that is used in preparations.  Answer as YES or NO. Also choose the correct reason.

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On May 7, Bergan Company purchased on account 10,000 units of raw materials at $8 per unit. During May, raw materials were requisitioned for production as follows: 7,500 units for Job 200 at $8 per unit and 1,480 units for Job 305 at $5 per unit. Required: Journalize the entry on May 7 to record the purchase and on May 31 to record the requisition from the materials storeroom. PAGE 10 JOURNALACCOUNTING EQUATION DATE DESCRIPTION POST. REF. DEBIT CREDIT ASSETS LIABILITIES EQUITY

Toni and Kala are new coworkers. They make aplan to go out together every Thursday night. Ontheir first Thursday night out, Toni buys a pitcherof beer and shares it with Kala. Kala is excitedto discover that her Thursday night outings willinclude free beer as well as a way to have fun withher new coworker. Explain why Kala is likely to bedisappointed.

June Wilson had difficulty developing the schedule for her nursing unit for the upcoming 2 weeks. The department was in a marginal position overall as far as available nurses were concerned, so her flexibility was limited. To make matters worse, within hours after June developed the new schedule, Alice Johnson, a part-time licensed practical nurse, submitted a request for a personal day off on one of the days she was scheduled to work. The request caused June to realize she had been seeing Alice's name in connection with scheduling difficulties often in recent months. Looking back over the preceding 6 months’ schedules, she discovered that the current request was the fifth time in 6 months’ Alice had requested time off on a scheduled weekend day. All in all, Alice had worked only about half of the weekend days she was scheduled to work over a period of 6 months. June believed that she could not allow Alice's attendance pattern to continue uncorrected, but she did not want to rush into…

Edward and Tony are fraternity brothers. Edward has a dinner party to celebrate getting a new job. Tony helps Edward out with the dinner party, coming 3 hours before, helping with cooking, buying the ingredients for the dinner, and party set up, and staying after, to help with clean up after. The next day, Edward promises Tony that Edward will pay Tony $100 because of all the help Tony provided the day before at the dinner party. Is Edward's promise enforceable? Why or why not?

Construct a letter of request asking permission to use a school venue (e.g. gym, AVR, library, laboratory, etc.) For an activity you will be conducting. Make it professional. Be guided by the following: 1. Address it to the officer-in-charge of the venue (random name) 2. Tell the purpose of the request and explain the nature of the chosen activity. 3. Give the reason for selecting the venue. 4. Express hope that the request would be granted.

develop a merchandise management plan for a retail establishment that you create and design.  A different part of the plan will be completed each week.  The plan will be detailed and comprehensive, and each element will often require more than one week's work.  Therefore, the course project section will often be broken up into two parts, one which will ask you to preview and begin work that will be completed in future weeks, and the second part which will be the assignment that will actually be submitted that week.

Hello, I need your support in helping me answer this tort law problem (according to English Law): Stoical House is a residential home for young adults with severe learning difficulties. The house made arrangements with Thales to visit the house to cut the residents’ hair. Thales is a qualified hairdresser who does casual work for various barbers’ shops in the area. He has no fixed schedule of hours at Stoical House but calls as and when he is free. He has no regular wages but is paid for each haircut that he carries out. One day when he had finished his work, he was on the point of leaving when he saw a delivery van bringing supplies to the house. He opened the gate to allow the van driver access. This was contrary to instructions given by Stoical House, to Thales and to others, that only the security guards employed by the House should open external perimeter gates and fences. Thales had not noticed that Usher, one of the residents, was standing in the garden nearby. When the gate was…

Arthur (from Alabama) is a regional manager for a brand new textbook company, Big Law Publications (incorporated and principal place of business in Connecticut). Arthur’s job requires him to travel from school to school to show new casebooks to law professors. His assignment for the first week of February was to visit law schools in Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. While in Florida, Arthur goes to South Beach to have some fun. He ends up getting into a bar fight with Mel, a law student from Miami Beach, Florida. Arthur and Mel each blame the other for starting the fight. Question #1:  Arthur (plaintiff) sues Mel (defendant) in Alabama state court for battery. Mel contests personal jurisdiction arguing that the Alabama court does not have jurisdiction over him. Will Mel prevail on his objection to personal jurisdiction?  Why or why not? Question #2:  Mel (plaintiff) sues Arthur (defendant) in Florida state court for battery.  Arthur contests personal jurisdiction arguing that the Florida…

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Betty, the chief nursing officer, had to make a decision about buying 120 new hospital beds for patient rooms. After she interviewed nurse managers at the units where the beds were going to be placed, Betty compiled her findings and decided to contact a well-known equipment company to obtain prices and contracts. The equipment company’s executive sales person, Jim, discussed options at length with her and invited her and her significant other to an upcoming all-expense-paid lavish retreat at a five-star hotel in Singapore to see demonstrations of the beds and to hear a comprehensive sales pitch. Betty thought to herself, “We badly need some relaxation and stress relief. Hawaii would be so much fun. Would it be wrong for us to go? If you were Betty, what should you do? If I am Betty, I need to consider first the pros and cons What ethical principles are at stake? Do you consider this situation a conflict of interest? How would Betty handle this case if she believed she needed to seek…

David works for Wool garments company as a production manager. He often participates in the annual budgeting process of the company. David is requested by the Chief Executive Officer Linda to submit his department’s budgeted production for the following year. Linda reviews and typically adds 10 percent to the production budget provide by David. The new amount becomes David’s target production level for the following year. David can receive a cash bonus if his department exceeds the projected production level. 3. Suggest what should be done to prevent a manager from providing inaccurate budgets which can easily achieved.

Ms. Aezhel Joy Villa is holding a United States of America passport and is traveling to TelAviv, Israel for business. What documentation does she require for her travel? What additional information may be helpful to her?

From the Letter below, kindly draft an updated letter to the Permanent Secretary requesting action to be taken on Water Damages to Property in Barzey’s. RE: Water Damages to Property in Barzey’s The above-captioned subject refers. Over the past few years, the ghaut which runs alongside my property, the stones that were used to protect my property and the embankment has been shifted/moved because of heavy rainfall and so has caused significant damage to my property. The Property in question relates to ................. In late 2022, I had conversations with Messrs. Felix Persuad and Davon Williams in respect to my property in Barzey’s and water flowing from the Ghaut onto my property. As recent as February 2024, there was significant soil erosion and eating away of the embankment to my property and eventually will cause damage to vegetation on my property. Please see attach pictures which highlights the circumstances of soil erosion on my property. In light of the above, it is being…

A patient consult a doctor to check up his ill health. Doctor examines him and advises him that he is having deficiency of two vitamins, vitamin A and vitamin D. Doctor advises him to consume vitamin A and D regularly for a period of time so that he can regain his health. Doctor prescribes tonic X and tonic Y, which are having vitamin A, and D in certain proportion. Also advises the patient to consume at least 40 units of vitamin A and 50 units of vitamin Daily. The cost of tonics X and Y and the proportion of vitamin A and D that present in X and Y are given in the table below. Formulate the model to minimize the cost of tonics (Table in picture attached)

Shipping and Receiving Background Information: Midge Watson had been working in the Bookkeeping Department of the Best Fits Sporting Goods Manufacturing Company for the four years since she graduated from high school. She was bright, attractive, and popular, and had done well in the company, as her recent promotion to senior Bookkeeper proved. One of her new job responsibilities required Midge to go to the warehouse once a week to check on and verify various inventory and shipment information. This meant that she often worked for three or four hours at a time in the Shipping Office.  In order to reduce the noise from the operations around it, the office was completely walled in. On these trips to Shipping, Midge worked closely with the shipping clerk, Susan Adams. Susan, a veteran employee of ten years with Best Fit, was divorced. Susan maintained all the shipping and inventory information as it was processed. Since Midge had never before worked in an actual manufacturing and warehouse…

It's the annual office picnic, and Nicole has arrived late.  She is supposed to be running one of the large grills.  She rushes to the grill and uses an immense amount of lighter fluid, thinking it will get the grill hot in a shorter period of time.  She doesn't realize that the lighter fluid can has several leaks, and when she lights the grill, fire shoots from the grill and catches her clothing on fire, causing severe burns.  What, if any, cause of action can Nicole bring?  What defenses can be raised?

Extreme Pita, a fast-food franchise, was preparing to launch four new pita products simultaneously across all of its locations in North America. High sales as well as product consistency and uniformity across all of its locations were key goals. Current training methods included preparation of a training manual, distribution of the manual to all stores, and self-study of the manuals by store staff. Costs for this training included the cost of developing the manual and shipping costs. The president was aware of new developments in e-learning and was keen to explore these options for training on the new products. a) How can a costing estimate assist Extreme Pita in determining which methods to use? b) Would Extreme Pita use a cost-effectiveness or cost–benefit analysis to determine benefits of the training?

Write a memo to the Vice Chancellor as Registrar for the request of constructing mosque in the Bhimber campus.

Satish, a production operator at Syarikat Vanilla Coklat, Senai, Johor, informs that he had returned to his hometown in Muar, Johor on 1 May 2020. While at his hometown he suffered diarrhea due to food poisoning. He saw a doctor in his hometown and obtained a medical certificate for the said day (1 May 2020). Satish returned to work on 3 May 2020 and only then he had submitted his sick leave to his employer. The human resource officer however refused to accept his medical certification and told him that his absent on Tuesday was without consent.   Advise Satish whether his employer has acted in accordance to the law

Thomas has been asked to become a director in his family business due to his hard work as a sales manager for their limited company. Before he takes on this important responsibility, he would like to know about any duties he may have as a director. What statutory duties will he take on as a director of the company and what are the remedies if those duties are breached.

Athena Ari stotle operates a retail clothing storein West Vancouver. The store is located on thebottom floor of a building owned by Athena.One of Athena's friends rents the top floor for aresidence. Recently, Athena suffered majorproperty damage when a three-alarm firedestroyed her building. The cause of the fire isnot known, although faulty wiring is suspected.As a result of the fire, Athena is required totemporarily move her retail operations to anearby location. Her friend has to find a newplace to live."' What type of insurance coveragewill respond to Athena's loss? Assume Athenadiscovers that she is not covered for the fullextent of her losses. Must Athena absorb theuninsured portion of the loss, or does Athenahave any other options? Explain. What stepsshould Athena take to ensure that she hasoptimal insurance coverage?

Broker Karen is assisting Seller Tom in the sale of his Florida home. Karen tells Tom that she can draw up a sales contract or fill in the blanks of a preprinted sales contract available through a local real estate association. Tom reviews examples of each type of contract and asks a few factual questions about the information that he will need to supply. Tom follows up those questions by asking Karen to interpret the legal ramifications of certain contract clauses. Is Tom making any requests of Broker Karen that she should not accommodate? Tom has a right to expect an experienced real estate professional like Karen to be able to answer legal questions as long as they pertain to the contract or other matters related to selling his home. Tom should only ask legal questions about the sales contract if Karen drew up the contract in lieu of using one provided by the local real estate association. Tom should not ask Karen for legal interpretations or legal advice Tom should not ask any…

Broker Karen is assisting Seller Tom in the sale of his Florida home. Karen tells Tom that she can draw up a sales contract or fill in the blanks of a preprinted sales contract available through a local real estate association. Tom reviews examples of each type of contract and asks a few factual questions about the information that he will need to supply. Tom follows up those questions by asking Karen to interpret the legal ramifications of certain contract clauses. Is Tom making any requests of Broker Karen that she should not accommodate? Tom should only ask legal questions about the sales contract if Karen drew up the contract in lieu of using one provided by the local real estate association. Tom should not ask Karen for legal interpretations or legal advice about the sales contract. Tom has a right to expect an experienced real estate professional like Karen to be able to answer legal questions as long as they pertain to the contract or other matters related to selling his home.…