Adam hired Lizzie as a purchasing agent, giving her a written authorization to buy 100 computers. In a private conversation, however, Adam has told Lizzie not to buy more than 50 computers. Lizzie makes a contract with Brodie to buy 100 computers from him. Brodie has been shown the written authorization but has not been told by either Adam or Lizzie of Adam's oral instruction limiting Lizzie to purchasing only 50 computers. Which of the following statements is correct? Brodie can hold Lizzie but not Adam to the contract Adam is not liable on the contract because Lizzie exceeded her actual authority O Brodie can hold Adam to the contract because Lizzie had apparent authority Under the doctrine of vicarious liability. Adam cannot be held liable for Lizzie's actions Lizzie has no liability because she has not breached her duty to her principal During the course of a job interview, Candace told the interviewer she had undergone chemotherapy for cancer, and had been cancer-free for 5 years. She was not hired. If the reason is because she had cancer, did the employer violate the Americans with Disabilities Act? No because the ADA only addresses access to public buildings Yes, because the ADA ruires employers to hire persons with disabilities if they apply for a job No, because Candace does not have a disability No, because Candace voluntarily disclosed the medical history during the interview Yes, because Candace has a record of an impairment that reted her magiectivity Which of the following would entitle an employee to time off without pay under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993? O To care for a sick grandparent To care for a sick sibling To care for a sick mother-in-law All of these To care for a sick spouse