A) ESOP
B) green fair-way
C) golden handshake
D) silver lining
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A) More than 75 percent of contingent workers are employed in office-clerical work.
B) The number of contingent workers in the U.S. has steadily declined over the past decade.
C) U.S. labor laws require firms to offer contingent employees the same wages and benefits as other employees performing similar work.
D) Companies will rely on contingent workers in an uncertain economy.
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A) job description
B) job specification
C) human resource inventory
D) job application
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A) Human resource management is largely a clerical function that involves keeping records, processing payroll, and making sure that federal regulations are met.
B) Human resource management has become so complex that only highly trained specialists should make human resource decisions.
C) Human resource management functions have become so important that in many firms all managers now perform them.
D) Changes in technology have largely done away with the need for a separate human resource department.
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A) is performed by experts from outside the organization.
B) provides feedback from all around the employee, including subordinates.
C) uses only objective measures of performance.
D) compares the performance of each worker to every other worker.
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A) Traditional early retirement plans are no longer legal because they represent age discrimination.
B) An advantage of early retirement as a method of downsizing is that early retirement provides opportunities for younger employees to be promoted.
C) Federal law requires firms to offer early retirement benefits to any worker who voluntarily offers to retire before the age of 60.
D) Workers who receive an offer for early retirement are likely to gain by refusing the firm's first offer and holding out for a better deal.
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A) Most managers are very satisfied with the team-based pay programs that are currently in place.
B) Most managers have concluded that team pay methods are so complex and difficult to administer that they have gone back to pay plans based on rewarding workers for their individual achievements.
C) Although individuals who make an outstanding contribution should be recognized and rewarded, a pay system based strictly on individual performance can undermine the cohesiveness teams need to meet their goals.
D) Team pay plans should emphasize individual rewards since the team can succeed only if all individuals are highly motivated to work as hard as possible.
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A) White males are much more aware of the importance of networking than women and minorities.
B) Although African American and Hispanic managers are becoming aware of the importance of networking, there are no organizations available to help them make networking connections.
C) Women have more difficulty forming networks than men because they can be barred from male-only clubs and social organizations where much of the networking occurs.
D) Students can begin building network connections in college, even before they take on their first, full-time professional jobs.
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A) training and development
B) employment tests
C) contingency planning
D) job enrichment
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A) outsource all such decisions to an outside expert.
B) establish an effective performance appraisal system.
C) make sure that these decisions are not influenced by the employee's immediate supervisor.
D) base all pay, promotion, and firing decisions on the Hay system.
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A) job enlargement.
B) job sharing.
C) job rotation.
D) job allocation.
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A) vestibule training.
B) orienteering.
C) apprenticeship training.
D) mentoring.
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A) publish a human resource inventory listing the names, ages, job titles, skills, and other pertinent information for all employees in the organization.
B) develop an affirmative action statement to explain how the company will meet federal government guidelines on hiring and promotions.
C) hold a general meeting to explain the impact of the plan to employees.
D) establish a strategic plan for recruiting, selecting, training, appraising, compensating, and scheduling the labor force.
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