weaknesses of the role of the employee representative in improving workplace health and safety standards and culture for the groups of employees that they represent. (10) 6. a) In relation to a binding contractual agreement state the meaning of i) Express terms and ii) Implied terms (5) b) In relation to a new grounds maintenance contact‚ give examples of the information
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Yet‚ good faith should be promoted in UK and HK because one should value fairness in the whole course of dealing‚ from the point of pre-contractual negotiations till the discharge of he contracts. This essay aims at showing the merits of a good faith doctrine and possible implications on the UK and HK legal system so as to ensure fairness throughout the contractual relations A general principle of good faith A general principle of good faith can be applied to negotiation and performance of contracts
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the market transaction costs associated with a hold-up‚ increased the likelihood of vertical integration. This relationship between firm-specific investments‚ market transaction costs‚ and vertical integration was illustrated by examining the contractual difficulties that existed when General Motors purchased automobile bodies from Fisher Body and the corresponding benefits that were created when the parties vertically integrated. It is clear from Coase ’s lectures that he considers our analysis
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place the posters in all bus stops in the Geelong CBD and failing to maintain the condition of the posters or where necessary replace them. 1.1 Widescope’s pre-contractual statement The first issue to address is whether the suggestion made by Mark (representing Widescope) to Lucy (representing Fun Park) during the pre-contractual discussions that the posters would be placed “in all bus stops in the Geelong CBD area” was promissory in nature. The question of whether the statement was promissory
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includes: This text is supported by a mylawchamber website which includes: For students: regular case and legislation updates‚ web links‚ interactive self-test questions‚ practice assessment questions‚ an online glossary and flashcards for key terms. For lecturers: a testbank of multiple-choice questions that can be used to assess students’ progress. C AS E A N • Clearly distinguished case summaries that enable students to quickly recognise the key cases and differentiate them from
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are expressly required by the contract‚ employees will clearly be in breach. However‚ the contractual position is less straightforward where such duties are implied into the contract rather than expressly included. In Sim v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council [1986] IRLR 391‚ the legality of pay deductions being made depended on whether covering for absent colleagues during school hours was a contractual duty. The court held in this case that the teachers were in breach of their contract. Subsequent
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Programmers constitutes Contract A between the two parties. However‚ Contract B was never formed as it was never signed by SoftX. This might constitute a breach of Contract A; however‚ this idea will be explored further. In Contract A‚ it is an implied term that the contracting party can only accept a "compliant bid" and to treat all bidders "fairly and equally" [1]. As such‚ one could argue that the City of Waterloo did not properly follow tendering procedures because errors in a bid make it no longer
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SCM 463- IKEA’s Global Sourcing Challenge: Indian Rugs and Child Labor (A) A) How should Marianne Barner respond to the invitation for IKEA to have a representative appear on the upcoming broadcast of the German video program? If Marianne Barner completely denied the request of attending the discussion‚ IKEA will presumably be viewed to be guilty and also aware of the child labor practices within Rangan Exports. Marianne Barner should respond by agreeing to send a representative for the discussion
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..............................................................1 1. Introduction .........................................................................................................................4 2. Information duties – principaly pre-contractual...........................................................7 2.1 Directive 2000/31/EC on electronic commerce.........................................................7 2.2
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