Which of the following must be satisfied for an employee to claim wrongful dismissal?
(i) The employer terminated the contract without notice, and was not justified in doing so.
(ii) The employee must have at least 12 months' continuous employment.
(iii) The dismissal was not for reasons of conduct, capability, redundancy or some other substantial reason.
According to the CIMA Code of Ethics, a professional accountant should not be associated with reports, returns, communications or other information where they believe that the information:
Which of the following is INCORRECT in relation to the UK Corporate Governance Code?
An investigation has been launched against Company G, a supermarket, after suspicions were raised about its treatment of certain employees.
It was later found that Company G were guilty of direct discrimination.
Which of the following are the ways in which Company G were found to be directly discriminating?
Select ALL that apply.
Which of the following are listed among the IFAC's drivers for sustainable organisational success?
Select ALL that apply.
You have been charged with the task of reviewing the CSR report for your company, GHI. Which of the following aspects of the report represent a lack of compliance with the Global Reporting Initiative G4 Sustainability Reporting Guidelines?
Which of the following is correct in relation to Section 14 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 which implies a term into contracts for the sale of goods that the goods supplied will be of “satisfactory quality.”
(i) A breach of Section 14 enables the innocent buyer to cancel the contract and claim damages.
(ii) The parties to a contract for the sale of goods can choose to exclude Section 14.
(iii) Section 14 applies to contracts for the sale of new goods only and does not apply to sales of second-hand goods
Which of the following is correct?
(i) The Court of Appeal is bound by obiter dicta of the Supreme Court.
(ii) The High Court is bound by a Supreme Court ratio decidendi.
(iii) A ratio decidendi of the Court of Appeal is binding on the High Court.