When an employee's e-mail might contain wording that implies a firm contract, a disclaimer for implied contractual obligations ________.
A) states that any contract must be confirmed by the employee's manager
B) warns recipients against disclosing information contained in the e-mail
C) warns recipients that they are responsible for checking the message for malicious content
D) includes wording that the message is intended only for the addressee

Question

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A disclaimer for implied contractual obligations should make it clear that any contract must be confirmed by the employee's manager, thus protecting the company from any unintended contractual obligations.

B, C, and D are not relevant to this situation.

When an Employee's E-Mail Might Contain Wording That Implies a Firm