Employers May Require English-Only Rules

question 17

Multiple Choice

Employers may require English-only rules

• A) when necessary for communications with customers who only speak English.
• B) to satisfy coworkers who do not wish to hear other languages being spoken.
• C) to force employees to learn English.
• D) when employers wish to monitor employees' conversations while on breaks.

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Oral Agreement

A contract or agreement made through spoken communication rather than in writing, yet legally binding in many cases.

Articles of Partnership

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Federal Law

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Oral Agreement

A contract or agreement made through spoken communication and not formally recorded in writing.