Moving to another question will save this response.. stion 13 Natasha is concerned. As the owner of a trendy boutique in downtown Toronto's Queen West district, her employees sometimes become involved in aftercations with customers Some of the conte are intoxicated and/or under the influence of drugs. Others enter the store with the intention of stealing merchandise 1 points Question 13 These altercations with customers OA Are infrequent, therefore, not worthy of concern OB. May be inconvenient, but do not expose the business to liability OC. Can lead to employees being held liable, but will not impact the business itself OD. Can result in actions against the business on the basis of vicarious liability O E. All of the answers Moving to another question will save this response. estion 13 1 points Natasha is concerned. As the owner of a trendy boutique in downtown Toronto's Queen West district, her employees sometimes become involved in aberations with customers. Some of the co are intoxicated and/or under the influence of drugs. Others enter the store with the intention of stealing merchandise These altercations with customers OA Are infrequent, therefore, not worthy of concern OB. May be inconvenient, but do not expose the business to liability OC Can lead to employees being held liable, but will not impact the business itself OD. Can result in actions against the business on the basis of vicarious ability OE All of the answers Question 13 of 3 1 points do Natasha is concerned As the owner of a trendy boutique in downtown Toronto's Queen West district, her employees sometimes become involved in altercations with customers Some of the tr are intoxicated and/or under the influence of drugs Others enter the store with the intention of stealing merchandise These altercations with customers OA Are infrequent, therefore, not worthy of concern B. May be inconvenient, but do not expose the business to liability OC. Can lead to employees being held liable, but will not impact the business itself OD. Can result in actions against the business on the basis of vicarious ability OE All of the answers Moving to another question will save this response. estion 13 points Natasha is concerned. As the owner of a trendy boutique in downtown Toronto's Queen West district, her employees sometimes become involved in altercations with customers Some of the are intoxicated and/or under the influence of drugs. Others enter the store with the intention of stealing merchandise These altercations with customers OA Are infrequent, therefore, not worthy of concern OB. May be inconvenient, but do not expose the business to liability OC Can lead to employees being held liable, but will not impact the business self OD. Can result in actions against the business on the basis of vicarious ability OE All of the answers Moving to another question will save this response Type here to search E C sec ~ 12 Question 1337EN Save Alper