If a Product Is Inherently Dangerous So That No Amount

question 31

Multiple Choice

If a product is inherently dangerous so that no amount of due care could make it safe, _____.

• A) the manufacturer is required to give the consumer notice of the unreasonable danger
• B) privity does not bar recovery
• C) contributory negligence prevents recovery
• D) the manufacturer is required to provide the consumer a disclaimer at the time of sale

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Definitions:

Grievance Representation

The process of handling complaints by employees against employers or managers, often involving a representative or union to advocate on the employee's behalf.

Compensation Packages

The combination of salary, bonuses, benefits, and other forms of financial rewards that an employer provides to an employee.

Residual Rights Theory

A concept in labor law that suggests employees have rights to certain workplace conditions not explicitly outlined in contracts.

Management Rights Clauses

Sections of a labor contract that delineate the powers and prerogatives of management to operate and manage the business.