One reason I say this is because the government says that we get our privacy but we really don’t. The stuff that the NSA does amazes me because it’s hard to believe that some of this stuff is even possible. For example, did you know that they can track where you are at a certain time just by swiping your credit card? They do that by seeing the stores you regularly go to and that can tell them what area you most likely live in. also have you noticed whenever you go to a shopping website or something similar to that, most likely you will see an ad on a website that ad would correspond to the shopping websites you go to.
1. Some internal control objectives that should have been employed by Goodner’s Huntington office are: A) Inventory taken on a regular basis B) Separation of assets and records C) Security of assets 2. The key issue of this case was the extreme deficiencies in the internal controls of Goodner’s Huntington office. Some internal control weaknesses that were evident in this case were: A) Segregation of duties – Several employees had unrestricted access to the accounting records (Bookkeeper, Sales manager, and Sales reps). B) Security of warehouse – Woody had unrestricted access to the warehouse, which was only protected by a simple padlock.
Janet can prove that the third-party interferer acted intentionally, by their actions and the contractual breach (which they were aware of). Scenario: WIRETIME, Inc. (Steve and Walter) Discuss any liability BUGusa, Inc., may have for Walter’s actions. Walter detained Steve for over 6 hours against his will. This action makes Walter in violation of the false imprisonment of Steve. BUGusa, Inc. does
In order for a defendant to be liable, the plaintiff must establish both negligence and proximate cause. (Aaron Larson, Law Offices of Aaron Larson, October, 2003). Esposito was injured due to Davis knocking into her when he turned around. The negligent conduct was Davis turning around without warning. The owner of the craft show could be liable for the accident of his employee under Vicarious Liability.
Milton Hershey successfully integrated the business with the community and the relationship was one of mutual beneficence. The current leadership was mainly concerned about money and not leadership. Not to say that money is not an important factor, but the special relationship between the survival of the town and Hershey Foods required strong consideration. The Attorney General had it right in declaring that HTC needed to make changes. Still, selling Hershey foods was not the answer.
But it should be a concerned morally for someone to understand that if you’re taken what ever kind of drugs rather its prescription or Illegal, it can impact the way you think or the way you act towards your fellow employees. The definition of moral philosophy is systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong behavior. Substance abuse, or rather the abuse of persons by harmful substances, is a serious problem in the workplace The company privacy rules gives an individuals the right to request that their personal data or drug or medical treatment and medications be kept private to the
If an employer fails to meet its duty to conduct an adequate background check and hires an unfit employee who uses his or her position to inflict harm on others, that employer may be liable for negligent hiring. Here in this case, the delivery company hired these deliverers, one of whom had pled guilty to a charge of fourth degree burglary with an intention to commit theft from a dwelling. This is clearly a case of negligent hiring without a background check. Also liability for negligent hiring is limited to situations in which an unfit employee harmed others while on the employer’s premises or while using the employer’s property. In this case, delivering a new washing machine to the home of a customer indicates that the theft was conducted in the working hours and on the employer’s premises.
The magazine’s conduct reaches the threshold of invasion of the right to privacy, misappropriation of the right to publicity and lastly defamation of character. It is clear the magazines acted with malice. Conclusion of Law as to Laura’s lawsuit against the supermarket Laura was an innocent bystander at the supermarket of Spencer’s assault on the cashier. Because Laura was physically attacked by the supermarket’s security officer without cause, the security guard is liable for negligence, false imprisonment, and assault and battery, and the supermarket is liable for negligence. The supermarket owed Laura a duty to have a properly trained
Jean Paul Francois Mercy College 01/28/2014 Business, Government and Society Union Carbide Corporation and Bhopal 1- The government of India should be responsible for the most part of the accident because they establish laws that require the company to be run by Indian, instead of foreign managers who might be more knowledgeable or have more experience. * Union Carbide should bear a very large portion of the blame because the company should have thought about not building a chemical plant near a residential area. * The plant workers should be blamed seriously for the accident because of their carelessness. When the supervisor ordered R Khan to unclog the filter valves and to wash them out with water. Their negligence and careless washing method caused the explosion.
This was well shown in Boyd v Great Northern Railway where a doctor sued for public nuisance because he was delayed on the train which amounted in him suffering particular damage. This was also seen in Smith v Wilson where the plaintiff proved special damage caused from the nuisance and succeeded in public nuisance. It is submitted that Morris is leaving himself open to an action by the Attorney General under public nuisance given the extent of the damage of the roads. The Attorney General could argue a strong case on the basis that the facts of this case are easily applicable to the principles set out in Cunningham. It was also shown in Molly v Offaly Country Council that damaging a roads surface amounts to dangering the highway.