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Being an Agentand Getting a JobWorking the Night Shift You area 17-year-old waiter at a small diner.Recently, your manager asked you tostart working the night shift, from6:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. The child laborlaws in your state do not allowstudents under the age of 18 to workpast 11:00 P.M.In your Justice Journal, writeabout what you would do in thissituation.To get the most out of your reading:Predict what the section will beabout.Connect what you read with yourown life.Question as you read to make sure youunderstand the content.Respond to what you’ve read.Unit 4: Being an Agent and Getting a Job 389
CHAPTERCreation of an AgencyUnderstanding Businessand Personal LawChapter Overview Visit the UnderstandingBusiness and Personal Law Website at ubpl.glencoe.com and click onChapter 18: Creation of an Agency—Chapter Overviews to preview thechapter information.
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decisions. Compassionate people try
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UNDUE INFLUENCEGenuine agreementsca
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their contracts. The court has esta
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Consideration in Your Everyday Life
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do her printing job. He could not t
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Health HazardFor many people,smokin
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