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lions [1.4K]
2 years ago
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1. Would you be inclined to take legal action against your employer if you felt strongly

Business
1 answer:
Amanda [17]2 years ago
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Yes I would be inclined to take legal action against an employer that has violated my legal rights.

<h3>What does the term legal right mean?</h3>

This is the term that has to do with the rights of a person that is recognized by the law of the land and the right that the law also helps to safeguard.

A person that tramples on the legal tights of a person deserves to receive legal actions because it shows that such a person does not have respect for others.

Read more on legal action here: brainly.com/question/9524284

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1. A fixed amount of money periodically paid to a person for work – Salary

2. The price paid to acquire, produce, or accomplish something – costs

3. The portion of the wages that the employee actually gets to take home - net pay

4. Perks provided by your employer – benefit

5. Something that causes or increases personal satisfaction – rewards

6. An amount that is subtracted from your paycheck employee – deduction

7. A person's usual work or business; a way of earning a living - occupation

Explanation:

1. The salary is defined as the amount received by a person for work, this income does not include any extra benefit. to be considered as a salary it has to be paid periodically.

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3. The net pay is the salary amount paid to an employee after the deduction of any amount legally recognized, it may include taxes and other items.

4. The benefits are extra gains that an employer may give to workers, different from the salary amount, it may include bonus or specific medical insurance advantages.

5. The rewards are non-usual prizes or recognitions received by people due to a personal or labor goal.

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7. The occupation is the activity that a person develops to obtain living resources, it can include personal business or employment.

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Explanation:

Standard Deviation would be calculated with the probability approach since there is probability given in the question.

  • Formula of Standard Deviation and the solution is given in the pictures below.
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ERR= Sum of Probabilities × Rate of returns.

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net income $425 million

total assets $750 million

total liabilities $735

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A. Cash balance per bank $ 9,066

Cash balance per books $9,066

B.Jul'31

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