[简答题]In the context of employment law, state how the courts decide whether someone is self-employed or is an employee. (10 marks)

[简答题]In the context of employment law, state how the courts decide whether someone is self-employed or is an employee. (10 marks)

[简答题]In the context of employment law and the Employment Act 1955: (a) (i) Explain what is meant by redundancy; and (2 marks) (ii) State FOUR circumstances in which an employee may be said to have been made redundant. (4 marks)

[简答题]In the context of employment law: (b) explain the tests that have been developed by the courts to determine whether a contract of service has come into existence. (6 marks)

[简答题]In the context of employment law: (a) explain and distinguish between a contract of service and a contract for services; and (4 marks)

[简答题]In relation to employment law, state how the courts decide whether someone is self-employed or is an employee. (10 marks)

[填空题]When did Tennessee abolish the state law that forbade the teaching of the theory of evolution in the public schools

[简答题]In relation to employment law: (b) State how the courts decide whether someone is an employee or is self-employed. (6 marks)

[简答题]In relation to the law of agency, explain how a contract of agency is terminated. (10 marks)

[单项选择]Like the flu, a person’s emotional state can be contagious. Watch someone cry, and you’ll likely feel sad; think about the elderly, and you’ll tend to wall slower. Now a study suggests that we can also catch someone else’s irrational thought processes.
Anyone who’s lost money on a house in need of repair may have succumbed to a classic economic fallacy known as "sunk costs." You make a bad investment in a home that’s never going to sell for more than you put in to it, yet you want to justify your investment by continuing to throw money into renovations. One way to avoid this hole is to get advice from someone who has no self-interest in the project. But is the outsider still somehow susceptible to your mindset
To find out, social psychologist Adam Galinsky of Northwestern University and colleagues asked college students to take over decision-making for a person they had never met--and who they didn’t know was fake. The volunteers were split into two groups: one that felt some
A. emotional.
B. infectious.
C. justifiable.
D. susceptibl

[简答题]In the context of contracts of employment, explain the COMMON LAW duties imposed on: (b) employees. (4 marks)