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kotegsom [21]
4 years ago
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Arturo hires Kate to work in new sporting goods store. "Look," he explains, "I can only pay you $9.00 per hour. But if business

is good a year from now, and you're still here, I'm sure I can pay you a healthy bonus." Four months later Arturo terminates Kate. She sues.
a. Kate will win her job back, plus the year's pay and the bonus.
b. kate will win the year's pay and the bonus.
c. Kate will win only the bonus.
d. Kate will win her job back.
e. Kate will win nothing.
Business
1 answer:
topjm [15]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Option E. Kate will win nothing.  

Explanation:

The reason is that Arturo promise was to pay Kate for $9 an hour but Arturo didn't promised him for employment duration which means we even don't know what is healthy bonus and what is a good business postion because it varies from business to business and also depends upon the investment.

So the contract lacks information about what were the terms and condition of the employee contract so Kate will win nothing in the case.

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