Big corporations aren't ___ to put their workers at risk; they must provide proper masks and gear., allowed, According to a legal requirement, every business is ___ to pay a minimum wage to all its employees., supposed, Under the new regulations, managers are not ___ to discriminate against any worker based on age or gender., allowed, Police officers are ___ to enforce a law, but sometimes it's very difficult to monitor every single business., supposed, If you break a law, you are ___ to pay a huge fine up to $10,000. (Note: "supposed to" here acts as the expected legal consequence)., supposed, In this country, companies are not ___ to hire and fire people whenever they want without a valid reason., allowed, Laboratories are not ___ to ignore health and safety rules because workers shouldn't be exposed to chemicals at work., allowed, Politicians are ___ to change a law if the public demands it, but the process takes years., supposed, Employees are ___ to work a maximum of 40 working hours per week unless they get paid overtime., allowed, If you pollute the river, the state is ___ to fine a company for doing smt., supposed, You are ___ to take your employer to court if they violate your contract., allowed, If a business does something that is against the law, the employees are ___ to win a case in court in front of a judge., allowed.

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