The Authority That a Third Party May Reasonably Assume an Agent

question 9

Multiple Choice

The authority that a third party may reasonably assume an agent possesses, despite the fact that the agent does not actually possess such authority, is known as:

• A) unlawful authority.
• B) ultra vires authority.
• C) apparent authority.
• D) delegated responsibility.

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Definitions:

Interest-Based Bargaining

A negotiation strategy that focuses on collaboratively identifying underlying needs or interests to find mutually beneficial solutions.

Adversarial Bargaining

A negotiation process where parties have opposing interests and negotiate to reach a compromise.

Traditional Bargaining

The conventional process of negotiation between unions and employers focused primarily on wages, hours, and other basic working conditions.

Direct Dealing

An approach where employers and employees negotiate employment terms without the mediation of a labor union, emphasizing direct interaction and agreement.