An Exemption Clause in a Contract Can Protect a Party

question 71

Multiple Choice

An exemption clause in a contract can protect a party from liability for

• A)damages.
• B)negligence.
• C)deliberate acts of employees.
• D)breach of contract.
• E)all of the above

Understand the principles and components of Six Sigma as a quality improvement program.

Recognize the increasing demand for social responsibility from employers by employees and the public.

Appreciate the historical focus of HR departments and the evolution towards a more strategic role.

Grasp the impact of advanced technology on job requirements and the labour market.

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