Author Question: Orson was fired from his job behind the ticket counter at the airport. He was loudly told to put his ... (Read 49 times)

LaDunn

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Orson was fired from his job behind the ticket counter at the airport. He was loudly told to put his personal belongings into a plastic bag and was led out by security guards in front of his co-workers and customers. His supervisor told him not to return. Orson's employer faces potential liability for
 A)intentional infliction of emotional distress.
 B)whistleblowing.
 C)defamation.
 D)violation of the FLSA.

Question 2

The type of credit that allows the use of one credit instead of many to be used with the maximum amount available during a certain period of time is called:
 A) a revolving credit.
 B) an irrevocable credit.
 C) a standby credit.
 D) a transferable credit.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A



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