The phrase "act of employee" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an action taken by an employee, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The act of employee in this situation was commendable, as they went above and beyond to assist the customer."
Alternatives: "employee action" or "employee conduct".
To the degree that greater numbers of employers drop coverage as a result of the proposed act, the number of employees vulnerable to work hour reductions would increase correspondingly.
Employers will be liable for the discriminatory acts of employees where those employees are acting in the course of their employment.
"Employee monitoring" is the act of monitoring employee activity and organisations engage in such activities to track performance, avoid legal liability, protect IP, and address other security concerns.
Underpinning the charge, the people say, is the theory of corporate criminal liability, which allows the government to attribute certain criminal acts of employees to a company itself.
Fidelity bonds are written to cover the obligee, usually an employer, against loss from dishonest acts of employees; surety bonds cover not only dishonesty but also incapacity to perform the work agreed upon.
Underpinning the indictment is the theory of corporate criminal liability, which allows the government to attribute the bad acts of employees to a company as long as the employees acted "on behalf of and for the benefit of" the company when breaking the law.
'Any act of an employee or agent, to become the act of the corporation, must be performed by the employee while acting within the scope of his employment.
He stayed on, earning nothing, in what many of Arbuckle's friends considered an act of supreme employee devotion.
An Arizona case turns on the rights, under the Americans With Disabilities Act, of an employee fighting drug addiction.
