Office Technology   & BUSINESS LAW assignments

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.....assignment.
2. Review all class work.
3. Study your vocabulary.
4. Prepare for your test or quiz.

 

Next Week's Assignment

Make a matrix with two columns and headings: Hard Skills and Soft skills, list all skills under each heading.

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Cell phones are not allowed in class.
Cell Phone, Opening & Closing
Remember to put your cell phones away.

Note that there is a term paper due every term. Read below for the topic, rubric, and due date.
 
The General topic of your Business Law Term Paper is on  Product Liability. You can tailor your topic based on the product or products you research.
Make sure your paper has:
  • A Cover page with a title and your name on it
  • An Introduction
  • Three Examples at least of products recalled as a result of manufacturing defects
  • Three Examples of litigations involving injured plaintiffs and settlements arising from using malfunctioning products (Remember the Chain of Events exercise done in class)
  • Your personal reflections of the entire exercise
  • List references in alphebetical order

This assignment is due on October 2nd, 2006

Business Law:
This Week's Assignment 12/5/2007
 
Click on the link below and write a page on How to represent myself in court in a contract dispute
 
                                  http://public.findlaw.com/litigation_appeals/self-represent-faq.html
 
    This assignment is due on the 18th of December, 2007.

Extra Reading: www.cnnlaw.com  Read and present in class one recent case every week.

Business Law
What are the rights of a defendant?
 
 
 
Office Technology
What is ergonomics?

Extra Reading: Look at the occupational outlook handbook, www.bls.gov under secretaries and administrative assistants and wirte a paper using the following headings: nature of the work, working conditions, training, employment, job outlook, earnings, related occupations and sources of additional information.
Based on the Occupational Outlook Handbook, choose an occupation and tell us the reason for your choice.

Business Economics
 
 

This Week's Assignments
 
Business Law
Using the Series of Events Chain graphic organizer, summarize the Criminal Trial Procedure on pages 43-47 

Office Technology
 
Using the graphics or tables feature of a word processing program, prepare an organizational chart for a small company with job titles (highest to lowest) of:
Administrative Assistant
Secretary
Receptionist

BUSINESS LAW
 
MARRIAGE: UNDERSTANDING LEGAL CONCEPTS
 
READ THE FOLLOWING EXCERPT AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BELOW.
 
OBJECTIVE: To identify various marriage laws.
 
Heidi, 17, and Peter, 22, want to get married. Peter is working in Alaska, while Heidi is at home in Massachusetts. Peter telephones Heidi and says,
"Let's have a proxy marriage. My brother, Tom, can be my stand-in in Massachusetts, and you can fly out here to be with me afterwards."
Heidi laughs, "That would be fun," she says, "but I don't think it 's legal. I need you here anyway to be sure I can keep my maiden name. Besides, I want you to see me in my beautiful wedding gown."
"You can get the license today," Peter replies, and we could be married tomorrow. I miss you, and I can't leave my job for three months."
   "I love you, too, but I wouldn't want anyone but you beside me when I get married. I miss you, too."
  
Questions.
1. Can Heidi marry without her parents' consent? 
 
2. Do all states allow proxy marriages? 
 
3. Can Heidi legally keep her maiden name after marrying Peter?
 
4. Can Heidi get the license and marry Peter the next day?