Give Five Reasons Why a Court May Choose Not to Follow

question 116

Essay

Give five reasons why a court may choose not to follow precedent.

Understand the principles of vicarious liability and the circumstances under which an employer is liable for the actions of employees and contractors.

Distinguish between just cause for termination and situations where dismissal is due to operational requirements.

Know the obligations of employees in terms of gathering information and soliciting customers before and after termination.

Recognize the rights and duties of unionized employees, including picket line protocols during strikes.

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Definitions:

Income

The financial gain or revenue received by an individual or business, typically from labor, investments, or sales.

Market

The environment in which goods and services are exchanged between buyers and sellers, often influenced by supply and demand.

Toughness

The quality of being strong and resilient; the ability to withstand stress or hardship.

Difficult Choices

These refer to challenging decisions that often involve a degree of sacrifice or risk, and are typically made in complex situations with significant consequences.