Increases in speed, and not size, of aircraft will be absolutely necessary to satisfy future demand for air travel.

Determining whether an accommodation would impose an undue hardship on an employer takes into account all of the following factors except the:

A. cost of the accommodation. B. financial resources of the employer. C. type of operation involved. D. accommodations already made by the employer for disabled workers.

Nathan agreed to list his property for sale with Broker Chan. In the listing agreement, Nathan specified Broker Chan is not authorized to accept a deposit towards the purchase price from the buyer. What happens if Broker Chan produces a buyer?

a. He must refuse to accept any deposit. b. He cannot present the offer as written. c. If he accepts a deposit, he holds it as an agent of the buyer until the offer is accepted by the seller. d. If he accepts a deposit and the buyer rescinds the offer prior to acceptance by the seller, Chan is entitled to one-half of the deposit.