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BMA Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer True or False
BMA Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer True or False
1. A waiter in a
restaurant could
be classified as
casual employee
upon entry. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC
Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
2. If an EE did not
sign any written
employment
contract, he is
considered as a
regular employee
from the date of
actual employment.
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Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
3. A probationary
employee could be
dismissed any time if
he fails to follow the
reasonable standards
of the company. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND
Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
4. Requiring the
probationary employee
to achieve "excellent"
performance is a
reasonable standard
imposed by a company.
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Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
5. It is the
employment contract
which determines ER-
EE relationship.
Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
7. Project employees
could be considered
as fixed period EEs.
Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
8. Companies should
encourage either the
husband and wife
working together
within the same
company to leave
their jobs.
Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
resign.
Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
11. Requiring
accountants to be at
least 5'8" tall is a BOQR
in an Accounting
Department of a
company.
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Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
12. Pregnancy is a
disease.
13. When an
employee arrives
late, her tardiness
should be offset
with her future
OTs.
Labor Law Day 1 Quizzer (T/F)
15. If an EE is 24/7
on call, she should
be paid during
those hours she is
made to wait
within 24/7. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA