Question 1-2 refer to the following advertisement. 

Do you enjoy working outdoors? Do you thrive in a physically demanding work environment? Then Gateway Contractors has the perfect job for you!

We’re looking for young, energetic individuals to work on Gateway’s latest construction project: the Maplewood Gymnasium. Successful candidates will be responsible for unloading supply trucks and distributing supplies to various key points around the site. No previous construction experience is necessary, but applicants must be able to work well with other people.

Applications are available at www.gatewaycontractors.com. To schedule an interview, contact Bruno Morton, the Construction Site Supervisor, at 245-698-7895.

Please, no call after 9 p.m.

Question 1: What kind of job is being advertised?

Question 3-5 refer to the following advertisement.
Rollins University is looking for an energetic, personable individual to teach a marketing class for students in the honors program during the fall semester. The class, Advanced International Marketing 402, will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4-6 p.m. This is a part-time position. Rollins University is one of the top business schools in the world, and has campuses in Los Angeles, Paris, Tokyo, and Geneva. This position will be at the university’s campus in Tokyo, Japan, so the successful applicant will be expected to relocate if necessary. The successful candidate will have some teaching experience (at least 1-2 years in an academic setting) and have worked extensively in the marketing industry. Additionally, individuals without a PhD need not apply. The incumbent will be required to work during regular class hours, and spend two to three hours preparing for each class. A private office will be provided. Since this is a short-term contract, compensation is negotiable and will be determined based on the candidate’s work experience and professional history. For more information, or to request an application, contact James Stewart at 1-541-265-6987.

Question 3: What does the advertisement suggest about the course mentioned?

Question 6-10 refer to the following two emails.
From: Howard Hilton
To: Margaret Willow
Subject: Defective Printer
Dear Mrs. Willow,
My company, Pip Imaging purchased an Easy Jet 1435 printer from your company four weeks ago. Three weeks ago, an employee reported that the printer turned off every time she tried to print on both sides. A week after the problem was reported as, a repairman came to the office to fix the problem. After spending an entire day taking apart the machine, he determined that the printer was missing an important screw. It is critical that we have a functioning printer in order to provide our customers with quality photocopies. We will be closing temporarily in two weeks from June 23^rd to July 2^nd, while we change locations, and we would like to resolve this problem before then.

Sincerely,
Howard Hilton
Technical Director

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From: Howard Hilton
To: Margaret Willow

Dear Mr. Hilton,
First, I would like to apologize for the problem you encountered with your printer. This is the first defective product that we have ever been made aware of, and we have already contacted the Director of Production, Glen Milton, to investigate the current production practices for all Easy Jet 1435 printers. We certainly want to resolve this problem as quickly as possible. We are happy to pay for all repair costs, as well as all shipping fees. Please put the printer in its original box and send it to the Product Repair Department. The address for this department is provided in the Owner’s Instruction Manual that came with the printer. We will have a specialist take a look at the machine immediately. You should have a working printer within three to four weeks. Please feel free to contact me at any time, should you have questions or comments.

Sincerely,
Margaret Willow
Director, Customer Relations, Easy Jet Office Supplies

Question 6: How long ago did Pip Imaging purchase the printer?