Chapter 9 Flashcards

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What are 4 main reasons to conduct your event in accordance with the established laws and regulations?

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  1. protect you legal interest
  2. operate ethically
  3. provide a safe and secure environment
  4. protect your financial investment
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What does the promise spelled out in a contract require? (3)

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  1. an offer must be presented and accepted
  2. there must be some form of considerations
  3. that the parties have the capacity to enter into a relationship
  4. that it be legal
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What is an offer as it relates to contracts?

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the initial promise that is made by one party to either to do something or not to do something. This offer usually has a price tag attached

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What is acceptance of an offer as it relates to contracts?

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when the person offered something of value accepts the conditions this is acceptance of an offer. Should the offer not be accepted, then the offer is voided

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What is consideration as it relates to contracts?

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involves one person offering something of value in exchange for something of value from the other person. Both persons have to get!

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What is capacity as it relates to contracts?

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Each party must have the capacity to enter into the contract. Capacity often relates to factors such as legal age or mental capability of understanding

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What is legality as it relates to contracts?

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both state or federal laws must not be broken in the formation of the contract

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What are some tips for negotiating contracts?

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  1. don’t be afraid to ask
  2. never negotiate against yourself
  3. get it in writing
  4. prepare
  5. listen to the other side
  6. discuss
  7. avoid form contracts
  8. make sure the decision makers are in the room
  9. remain flexible
  10. prioritize
  11. remember all things are negotiable in a contract
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How does OSHA affect event managers?

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you must perform due diligence in hiring qualified and competent staff and sub contractors

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Cancellation insurance can ultimately…

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save an event from bankruptcy before it has a chance to happen

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Cancellations can occur because of…

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weather, power outages, flu outbreaks, and other unforeseen circumstances

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Rules for alcohol

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Develop a comprehensive alcohol management plan that is part of your overall risk management plan. Limit alcohol purchase/intake

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2 types of contracts

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bilateral and unilateral

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Bilateral

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involves two parties engaging in a promise

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Unilateral

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one direction; an offer is made but not accepted

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Unilateral

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one direction; an offer is made but not accepted

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Offer

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The initial promise that one party gives to another to either do something or not do something. There is usually a price tag included

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Acceptance

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When the person being offered something accepts the conditions

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Consideration

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Something of value offered by one person in exchange for something of value from the other person

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Capacity

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Being of legal age and mentally capable of understanding the conditions of the promise

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Legality

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The promise must be based on a legal transaction

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

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  1. The primary goal is to reduce the number of job-related illnesses, injuries, and deaths in the United States.
  2. The tragedy of the Indiana Sate Fair in August 2011 is an example of why laws like OSHA are needed.
  3. This shows why event managers must perform due diligence in hiring qualified staff and subcontractors.