Meet George Smith

George is a hard-working employee at ABCD company. He often talks to Sarah, an adjuster from an outside company to try and resolve disputes on claims she handles. One day when Sarah was at the ABDC organization dropping off paperwork, she ran into Joe and invited him to dinner. Joe's dinner cost $55. Sarah hands her personal credit card to the waitress and tells Joe that dinner is on her.

1. Is it okay for Sarah to pay since it was not during work hours or on her company credit card?

Joe's uncle manages an apartment complex in another city. His uncle knows that one of his tenants, Pam, has been receiving workers' compensation for an on-the-job injury. Recently, Pam skipped out owing three months' rent. Joe's uncle needs to know her new address so that he can collect the money that he is owed. Joe has access to the information his uncle needs since Pam notified ADBC of her new address.

1. Can Joe give the new address to his uncle since she owns him money?