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    Agreement is an important aspect in the formation of a contract. A contract is a legally binding agreement between 2 parties. A contractual agreement is said to exist when a valid offer is followed by a valid acceptance. • Sometimes people will negotiate to try to gain something different from what is first offered. This may make it difficult to know exactly when a contract is formed and when legal obligations begin. Components necessary for contract formation • 1. An OFFER- a promise to be bound

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    Ilm Legal Aspects

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    organisation‚ the division of profits between the respective partners‚ the identity of the individual partners‚ the minimum hours per week that each partner is expected to work and the division of debts between the partners. There are many other legal aspects that must be taken into account in the setting up of ILM Trading. These include such legislation as the Sales of Goods Act 1979‚ the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982‚ the Data Protection Act and different types of legislation dealing with advertising

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    1. Describe the company and the product safety issue that led to the lawsuit The name of this case in this report is the Liebeck v. McDonald’s. Restaurants and the court in which the lawsuit was filed was The Second Judicial District Court in Bernalillo County‚ New Mexico. The lawsuit was filed with the original complaint was filed on March 21‚ 1993‚ and the plaintiff only sued P.T.S.‚ Inc.‚ a New Mexico corporation and the local franchise operator. “McDonald’s coffee spill" tort case became a

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    In-N-Out Vs Restaurant

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    Walking into a restaurant and going into a fast food establishment can be similar in the sense of ordering food to eat. A person will not get the same experience eating at In-n-out as they would at Red Robin. When I was younger‚ I thought to myself that restaurants such as Red Robin cost more because a person got more food for their money. There is so much more than actually meets the eye that makes places that serve the same things so different. Upon walking into a Red Robin a person called a hostess

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    wholesome‚ fresh ingredients into delicious dishes. In fact‚ Mexican food is so popular in the U.S. that there are more Mexican restaurants than Italian‚ Chinese‚ or any other nationality. With a large assortment of dishes featuring different meats‚ sauces‚ and vegetables‚ Mexican food offers something for everyone to enjoy. The Mexican catering staff at El Azteca Mexican Restaurant‚ located in O’Fallon‚ MO‚ explain 3 reasons to eat more Mexican food. * Delicious Entrees: Whether you crave fried tilapia

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    Restaurant Planning & Layout   In any establishment a client’s first impressions on entering the dining room are of great importance. The creation of atmosphere by the careful selection of items in terms of shape‚ design and color enhances the overall décor or theme and contributes to the total harmony. Physical Layout: Good planning and physical layout are important keys to success in the food and beverage industry. An effectively planned and well-run restaurant is a highly lucrative

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    Guadron‚ Paula Clark‚ and Tyann Peres An Operational Analysis of Subway Restaurants University of Houston-Downtown MGT 3332 Summer 1 Dr. Steven Coy An Operational Analysis of Subway Restaurants University of Houston-Downtown MGT 3332 Summer 1 Dr. Steven Coy Team Aces came to an agreement and decided to conduct an operational analysis of various Subway Restaurants throughout the Houston and Katy area. Each team member was charged with the task of visiting a Subway

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    SOCIO ECONOMIC ASPECT

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    Socio-economic Aspect I. Introduction Ecocell Thundervolts Company embraces its social responsibility to the community while satisfying the needs of the customers. As a business entity the company is assuring that it complies with the rules and regulations given by the government. Occurring throughout the last half of the 20th century to the present has been a continuous interaction between companies and consumer psychologies. When companies are first formed‚ the usual goal is to fill

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    Tahtah RESTAURANTS ARE FOUND WHEREVER PEOPLE GO IN THE WORLD. THERE ARE MILLIONS DIFFERENT TYPES OF RESTAURANTS INFLUENCED BY CULTURE‚ SIZE FACILITY‚ AND SPECIFIC FOOD SUPPLIES. TODAY‚ MOST PEOPLE ARE LIVING STRESSFUL AND BUSY LIVES. SOME PEOPLE HAVE OR TRAVEL ALL THE TIME BECAUSE OF THEIR WORK; SOME PEOPLE JUST EAT FAST-FOOD INSTEAD OF HEALTHIER FOOD BECAUSE THEY DO NO WANT TO SPEND TOO MUCH OR THEY ARE TOO BUSY TO HAVE REGULAR FOOD; SOME PEOPLE WANT TO SPEND THEIR MEALS IN DOWNTOWN RESTAURANTS‚ BECAUSE

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    What financial and non financial motivators are used to motivate employees? Introduction It is important that a company makes the employee feel motivated. There are many reasons as to why they should do this. One of the reasons is that if an employee does not feel motivated then they may feel that their job is quite boring and therefore as a result of this they may decide to leave the employment and resign. If they do this‚ this would cost the company money to hire and recruit a new employer as

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