I agree to follow the following electrical safety guidelines…

I agree to follow the following electrical safety guidelines: Electrical Safety• Disconnect electrical equipment prior to cleaning them.• Never poke hairpins or wires through any part of an appliance, including lint screens. • Inspect electrical equipment regularly.• Keep all wires and plugs in good repair.• Do not handle electrical equipment with wet hands or while standing on a wet floor.• Do not leave client unattended while using an electrical device.• Do not clean around electric outlets while equipment is plugged in.• Do not touch two metals object at the same time if either is connected to an electriccurrent.• Do not step on or place objects on electrical cords.• Do not allow electrical cords to become twisted.• Do not alter a three-prong plug to fit into a two-prong outlet.• If you see sparks when plugging or unplugging an appliance, do not use the appliance oroutlet until it has been approved by a certified electrician.• Do not retrieve an electrical device if it has been dropped in water. Until circuit breakerhas been flipped off and the item is unplugged. Never have one hand in the water and theother at the outlet. If the outlet is still live, your body will conduct the electricity.

A company goes bankrupt and files under chapter 7. Various p…

A company goes bankrupt and files under chapter 7. Various people are making claims on whatever money is raised through liquidation. These include an IRS agent claiming back taxes, a factory worker claiming unpaid wages, the CEO claiming a contractual million dollar bonus, a creditor holding a secured bond from when the firm raised debt capital to purchase a large machine, and a common stock holder. Assuming there are enough funds, which one of these people will likely get paid first, ?