It Is of Little Importance for Managers to Be Sensitive

question 81

True/False

It is of little importance for managers to be sensitive and responsive to the needs and concerns of workers who may be less fortunate than themselves in terms of income and financial resources.

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Definitions:

Primarily Liable

Refers to the party who has the main responsibility to fulfill an obligation or debt in a legal agreement.

Secondarily Liable

Refers to the responsibility that falls on a party only after the primarily liable party has failed to fulfill their obligations.

Accommodation Maker

An individual who signs a loan document as a guarantor without receiving any of the loan proceeds, promising to pay the debt if the principal borrower fails to do so.

Primarily Liable

Being directly and foremost responsible for a legal obligation or debt.