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djyliett [7]
3 years ago
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Scenario: Mary Ling works for XYZ Corporation, LLC and they have just merged with ABC, Inc. Mary’s job, supervisor, and work loc

ation have not changed, but under the merger the companies are now working under the name ABCXYZ, Inc. What does Mary need to do to update this information with University of the Cumberlands?
Business
1 answer:
Minchanka [31]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: c. Mary will need to send some sort of official documentation regarding the merge or company name change to the DSO, so that her record can be updated.

Explanation:

The options to the question are:

a. This is a new company and new position, Mary will need to compelete a new CPT application.

b. Nothing has changed, Mary does not need to provide any updates.

c. Mary will need to send some sort of official documentation regarding the merge or company name change to the DSO, so that her record can be updated.

d. Mary can call campus and just tell someone.

From the question, we are informed that Mary Ling works for XYZ Corporation, LLC and they have just merged with ABC, Inc. In this case since there is a merger, Mary has to send official documentation to the DAO in order to notify them about the merger and the change of name of the company. When the documents are received by the DSO, it'll be processed and the change will be effected in the student's record.

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