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Chapter 8: Protecting Your Business from Costly Surprises



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a.
Plan B
b.
buy-sell option
c.
joint health and safety committee (JHSC)
d.
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)
e.
due diligence
f.
fidelity bonding
g.
patent
h.
copyright
i.
trademark
 

 1. 

the exclusive right to copy a creative work or allow someone else to do so
 

 2. 

a word, symbol, or design, or a combination of these, used to distinguish the goods or services of one person or organization from those of others in the marketplace
 

 3. 

An alternative strategy for bailing the business out of a tight spot created by some unforeseen or unfortunate situation
 

 4. 

the level of care, judgment, and caution that an employer would reasonably be expected to provide in order to prevent injuries or accidents in the workplace
 

 5. 

insurance that protects an employer against employee dishonesty
 

 6. 

a comprehensive national plan for providing information on the safe use of hazardous materials used in Canadian workplaces
 

 7. 

a statement in a shareholders agreement that spells out what happens if one partner should die, become disabled, or want to sell his or her interest in the business
 

 8. 

a group consisting of labour and management representatives who meet on a regular basis to deal with health and safety issues
 

 9. 

a federal government grant that gives an inventor exclusive rights to his or her invention
 



 
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