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shofmannx20

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For an external project, what does meet and or exceeding expectations frequently generate?

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In 2001, Susan Scholz was fired from her sales clerk's job at the Walgreens store in North Mall after refusing to work on Sundays. The Christian Reformed Church, of which she was a member, prohibited working on Sunday. Therefore, she did not go to work on those days even though she was scheduled to do so. Ms. Scholz filed a lawsuit against the company because she felt her rights had been violated. Which rights were violated?
 A) The rights to be heard and to work
  B) The rights to safety and to be informed
  C) The rights to be informed and to be heard
  D) The rights to life and to work
  E) The rights to equal treatment in the workplace



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Answer to Question 1

additional business

Answer to Question 2

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