LC Quiz

Daemos

K4t wrote: »

The Unfair Dismissals Act

When is a dismissal regarded as being unfair?

When it IS unfair

poisonated

incompetence
When the firm can no longer afford to pay the employee and he/she is made redundant
that is only half the answer so whoever can give a full answer should ask the next question

K4t

DaPoolRulz wrote: »

When it IS unfair

I see what you did there.

eoins2345

An dismissal is deemed to be unfair if it is on the grounds of a persons sexual orientation, race, religion,if they take strike action,pregnancy issues, poltical reasons,member of a travelling community or being a member of a trade union!PP RR SS TT is handy to remember them!

Reasons for a fair dismissal?

K4t

eoins2345 wrote: »

An dismissal is deemed to be unfair if it is on the grounds of a persons sexual orientation, race, religion,if they take strike action,pregnancy issues, poltical reasons,member of a travelling community or being a member of a trade union!PP RR SS TT is handy to remember them!

Reasons for a fair dismissal?

Employer has to be able to prove that:

Employee was incompetent OR
Employee's behaviour was unacceptable OR
Redundancies were made to reduce costs or because of new machinery.

OR Constructive dismissal (employer made working onditions unbearable for worker).

What is the penalty for firms who have been found guilty of unfair dismissal?

Mario007

i love the way this turned from LC quiz to LC business quiz:D

Lynskey

Shouldn't everyone here be MORE mature than JC's? At least they answer the questions on their quiz properly instead of going off on a random tangent..

Homicidal_jesus

poisonated wrote: »

chemotropism
hydrotropism
heliotropism
phototropism
thermotropism


Somebody had to answer it!!:D

heliotropism?is it not geotropism!?
ask a question please so there might be a chance of this getting back on track!ha

spoonbadger

Lynskey wrote: »

Shouldn't everyone here be MORE mature than JC's? At least they answer the questions on their quiz properly instead of going off on a random tangent..

Go back to your bridge game old man :cool:.

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Lynskey

spoonbadger wrote: »

Go back to your bridge game old man :cool:.

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What's a bridge game? I'm not old why does EVERYONE on this forum keep saying that? TELL ME!

eoins2345

Well the employee is entitled to be reinstated into their old position or a very similar one.The back payment of wages of up 2years salary i think and firm would have to pay compensation!

The name of Stalins postion in the bolshevik party when lenin was in charge?

Chemistry
define 1)Hess's law 2)Heat of formation 3)a transition metal

English-2 quotes about the poetry of derek walcott

K4t

Lynskey wrote: »

Shouldn't everyone here be MORE mature than JC's? At least they answer the questions on their quiz properly instead of going off on a random tangent..

We're making the LC interesting :eek:

poppy08

Don't do History but he was the organiser leader guy...?

1)Hess law: if a chemical reaction take place in a number of stages, the sumof each of these individual stages is equally to heat change if the reaction took place in one stage.

2)Heat of formation : the heat energy change when ! mole of a a substance in its standards state is formed frrom its elements in their standard states.

3)Transition metal: is an element whose 2nd last main energy level is filling

Walcott
Norline- "like when some line on a page is loved and it's hard to turn"
summmer elegies - "i had her breast to rest on,the rest is history"

Chemistry
Q. one use of Atomic Absorption Spetrometry?

why is bonding so painfully boring?!??!?

Stev_o

eoins2345 wrote: »

Well the employee is entitled to be reinstated into their old position or a very similar one.The back payment of wages of up 2years salary i think and firm would have to pay compensation!

The name of Stalins postion in the bolshevik party when lenin was in charge?

Chemistry
define 1)Hess's law 2)Heat of formation 3)a transition metal

English-2 quotes about the poetry of derek walcott

General Secretary.

"Thou still unravished bride of quietness, Thou foster child of silence and slow time, Sylvanian historian can thus express, A flowery tale more sweetly then our rhyme"

Q1. Quote is from who and what poem?

Daemos

Stev_o wrote: »

"Thou still unravished bride of quietness, Thou foster child of silence and slow time, Sylvanian historian can thus express, A flowery tale more sweetly then our rhyme"

Q1. Quote is from who and what poem?

"Ode On A Grecian Urn" by John Keats (I think, correct me if I'm wrong).

Q2: Name any way in which humans interfere with normal river processes.

Stev_o

DaPoolRulz wrote: »

"Ode On A Grecian Urn" by John Keats (I think, correct me if I'm wrong).

Q2: Name any way in which humans interfere with normal river processes.

Correct.

Through dredging the river bed or creating artificial meanders.

Q: What does lipase act on and where?

cautioner

Lipase works on lipids... in the ileum?

If two vectors are perpendicular, what is their dot product?

eoins2345

Atomic absorption Spectrometer- to test for heavy metals in water is one use i think.
4 factors behind Macbeths downfall in you opinion?

Main terms of the 1885 ashbourne land act?

Define electronegativity ?

Dudess

Lynskey wrote: »

????
Please tell me that isn't new slang i'm not aware of 'cos that means i'm getting old which means im not "hip" which means i'm boring...that's something i REALLY don't want to deal with in my 2nd year of college...

I used to be with it, but then they changed what "it" was. Now what I'm with isn't "it" and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me.

It'll happen to you...

"O captain, my captain" - Walt Whitman poem from the 1800s, popularised briefly by the movie Dead Poets Society (1989).

Lynskey

Dudess wrote: »

It'll happen to you...
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! I have'nt seen Paris!, etc.etc.

poisonated

eoins2345 wrote: »

4 factors behind Macbeths downfall in you opinion?

1)vaulting ambition
2)his love for lady macbeth
3)the false sense of security he gets from the witches
4)The fact that he feels that he has to finish what he started

although you did ask for my opinion so I could say anything...
which I did a little:o:D

Dubs

eoins2345 wrote: »

Define electronegativity ?

electronegativity is the relative force of attraction of an atom for a shared pair of electrons in a covalent bond

god bless flash cards

MrPain

cautioner wrote: »

Lipase works on lipids... in the ileum?

If two vectors are perpendicular, what is their dot product?

0 I need to revise vectors today.

cautioner

I think we're out of questions.

Q: What key is the second movement of Mozart's Piano Concerto Number Whatever in?

Synods

F# minor, the relative minor of the key A major which the first and third movement are in.

And WHY is the idee fix in berlioz in F?

Niamh-17

F major is so far away from A major, it is used to show how far away Berlioz was from his love Harriet Smithson.

Geography: What are the processes of river erosion?

Daemos

Niamh-17 wrote: »

Geography: What are the processes of river erosion?

Hydraulic action, abrasion, undercutting, attrition.

Art history: The name for the semi-circular sculpture above a church entrance, the period it is from, and the direction it typicaly faces?

Synods

DaPoolRulz wrote: »

Hydraulic action, abrasion, undercutting, attrition.

Art history: The name for the semi-circular sculpture above a church entrance, the period it is from, and the direction it typicaly faces?

Tympanums, features of Romanesque architecture, more often than not were located on the west front.

What's the dogs name in "lig sinn i gcathu"?

Aisling(",)

Synods wrote: »

Tympanums, features of Romanesque architecture, more often than not were located on the west front.

What's the dogs name in "lig sinn i gcathu"?

Bran

What is ph?

zonEEE

its time to take out my secret weapon, that's it you guessed right. GOOGLE!