Save-On-Foods
Autor: Bimalpreet Chera • October 25, 2018 • Coursework • 448 Words (2 Pages) • 458 Views
BLAW: Chapter 11
Large companies in the business world are mostly a separate legal entity. The incorporated company requires large funding to initiate economic projects. Save-on-Foods is a great example of a large corporate company. Save-on has the number of shareholders and employee that help to operate the company. Save-on food is planning to finance children hospital’s upcoming project. However, the company is short of funds so Save-on wants to sell some of the company’s common shares to invest in the project. In addition to that, the company highlights that dividends will be paid annually. Save-on-Foods already has many different shareholders and in the past, these shareholders were associated with previous Save-on projects. As a reputable organization, there were many new investors that want to be the part of Save-on-Foods. As a result, Save-on-Foods got numerous shareholders, which helped the company to provide the donations to Children hospital. However, shareholders have only limited liability and have few obligations towards the corporation.
BLAW: Chapter 12 Journal
Providing a safe work environment, by the employer, is one of the essentials considered by an employee when working in the company. In addition to that, there are other essentials that employees receive during the employment period. This is true when Merlin and other co-employees came together and filed a complaint against their employer to the union. Merlin is one of the employees of Silver Warehouse, which is a packaging company. And, most of the work in the company is done through the machines. Lately, some of the machines are not working properly and mildly electrocuted few employees. As a result, employees do not feel safe
...