1. Sue regularly hosts social events for her employees at which alcohol is served. Sue's lawyer says that she faces liability should a drunken employee get behind the wheel and become injured in a car accident. This is because the employer maintains a duty to provide the employee with a safe working environment even in such circumstances. What steps can Sue take to manage the risk of alcohol related liability when hosting a social event? 2. Kurt, an avid skier, wanted to clear some wet snow and ice from his chair on the chairlift as it moved toward him from the boarding ramp. He was unable to sit down in time and simply grabbed onto the chair, which began to ascend the mountain. Kurt realized that the longer he held on, the higher the fall would be, so he quickly let go and fell about three metres into an embankment, injuring his right leg. Kurt sued the owner of the ski hill and its employee, the ski- lift operator who failed to stop the chair as soon as she could see that Kurt had not loaded properly. On what basis is the ski-lift operator