An employee's significant deviation from the employer's business is often referred to as a ________.
A)Frolic of his own
B)Leisure against direction
C)Pleasure seeking spree
D)Spree of his own choosing
E)Romp against instruction

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A)Courts often refer to an employee's substantial departure as a "frolic of his own."
B)Courts often refer to an employee's substantial departure as a "frolic of his own."
C)Courts often refer to an employee's substantial departure as a "frolic of his own."
D)Courts often refer to an employee's substantial departure as a "frolic of his own."
E)Courts often refer to an employee's substantial departure as a "frolic of his own."

An Employee's Significant Deviation from the Employer's Business Is Often