III. Saul employed Alisha as a bookkeeper pursuant to a written and signed one-year employment contract. Six months into Alisha's employment, Saul orally promised to pay Alisha a bonus of $2,500 because he was extremely pleased with her performance. Saul indicated that the bonus would be included in her next paycheck. Alisha was not paid the bonus. Nevertheless, Alisha continued to do her work. The following month, Saul orally told Alisha that he was going to raise her weekly salary by $300 if she agreed to work an extra hour each day. Alisha agreed and immediately began working an extra hour each day. Four weeks later, Alisha had not received the $2,500 bonus money nor did she receive the salary increase. Saul told her that, because of poor sales at the company, he had changed his mind and that there would be no bonus or salary increase. (a) (b) Judgement for whom on the bonus claim? Explain fully. (10 points) Judgement for whom on the salary claim? Explain fully. (10 points)