Covid situation where regulations are 10 people gathering, everyone to wear a mask in public and in stores. Businesses that have been allowed to remain open are required to post signs explaining the rules, post staff at the door to ensure compliance, and provide disinfecting stations and free masks to those who enter their premises. From both scenarios below from the list of negligence posted can we figure out which negligence fall for scenario 1 and which for scenario 2

Scenerio 2 *Sam owned a coffee shop. Sam wanted to break the goverment rules set for covid. *Sam wanted to not go out of business so kept is store open by having a drive up door service and uber eats *had a thermometer at the entrance of the door to take tempetures of people. *he had a sanatizer station but couldn't afford to refill it for a few days *he thought it was not principle to supply for customers hand sanatizers *sam had a mask sign posted but employees denied it cause they thought the goverment went far. The mask rule was not enforced so few customers didn't wear and knew sam wouldn't care *then on the news the few days it stated people who went to the coffee shop to get tested because many were positiveNegligence . Proximate cause . Duty of care Foreseeability . Strict Liability Vicarious Liability . Resipsa loquitor . Occupiers Liability Manufacturers' Liability (Product Liability) NuisanceScenario 1 *Jack works at a senior home. jack did a health screening by a nurse as stated by rules. They asked if he was any huge gathering he stated no. The nurse knew he was lying because he came back from a trip from Swiss *jack looked healthy so his boss Amy knowing he was lying let him work cause it was hard to find people to work minimum wage. Senior home had many masks and hand sanitizers set up *family complained to wear masks to visit the elderly. Boss felt bad for the elderly so let people still come visit without mask *later on news it states a few died at the senior home and few are sick 1) what is the type of negligence being stated here. Name of the negligence