Please answer all 4 questions, thanks. 8. Estelle is an Indigenous woman has been sacked from work because the newmanager does not like Aboriginal workers “because they are all lazy".Which legislation will protect Estelle in this instance?A. Enterprise AgreementB. Anti-discriminationC. Worker's CompensationD. Equal Employment OpportunityThe information below refers to Questions 9 and 10.Broltono Suppliers200920102011Liquidity Ratio2: 11.8: 11.5: 19. Which of the following statements best describes the liquidity trend of thisbusiness?A. Liquidity has decreased rapidlyB. Liquidity has decreased steadilyC. Liquidity has increased rapidlyD. Liquidity has decreased steadily 10. What would likely happen to Broltono Suppliers as a direct result of the abovetrend in liquidity?A. It would declare itself bankruptB. It would increase its profit marginC. It would struggle to finance its short term commitmentsD. It would comfortably to finance its short term commitments11. The introduction of a mineral resources rent tax for mining companies is likely toinfluence which aspect of a mining business?A. LiquidityB. ProfitabilityC. GearingD. Stability

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8. Estelle is an Indigenous woman has been sacked from work because the new manager does not like Aboriginal workers “because they are all lazy". Which legislation will protect Estelle in this instance? A. Enterprise Agreement B. Anti-discrimination C. Worker's Compensation D. Equal Employment Opportunity

8. Estelle is an Indigenous woman has been sacked from work because the new manager does not like Aboriginal workers “because they are all lazy". Which legislation will protect Estelle in this instance? A. Enterprise Agreement B. Anti-discrimination C. Worker's Compensation D. Equal Employment Opportunity

Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

Section: Chapter Questions

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