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A) Civil Rights Act of 1964.
B) Occupational Safety and Health Act.
C) Age Discrimination in Employment Act.
D) Equal Pay Act.
E) Older Workers Equal Employment Opportunity Act.
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A) communicate tactfully and honestly with employees being appraised.
B) stress the feedback interview more than the evaluation interview.
C) stress positive performance and downplay negative performance.
D) stress the evaluation interview more than the feedback interview.
E) evaluate their subordinates on a daily basis.
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A) job analysis.
B) recruiting.
C) motivating.
D) appraising performance.
E) orientation.
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A) The references are likely to be untruthful when contacted by Andrea's prospective employer.
B) The references are unlikely to be able to verify her reasons for leaving her previous employment.
C) This may give away information about Andrea's previous salary, which will unjustly influence the job offer.
D) Because Andrea provided these references, they are likely to make positive remarks about her.
E) This method can help to verify background information, but it is extremely expensive to use.
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A) Profit sharing
B) Training
C) Downsizing
D) Determining health benefits
E) Attrition
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A) lump-sum salary increase.
B) profit sharing.
C) commission.
D) employee benefit.
E) wage compensation.
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A) requires every firm to provide a retirement plan for its employees.
B) regulates the degree to which employees can be exposed to hazardous substances.
C) specifies that if a retirement plan is provided, it must be managed in the best interests of employees.
D) requires all employees to retire by age 70.
E) established the National Labour Relations Board.
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A) Benefits and compensation
B) Job analysis
C) Developing human resources
D) Maintaining human resources
E) Acquiring human resources
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A) pre-employment testing.
B) recruitment.
C) internal recruitment.
D) an orientation process.
E) compensation.
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A) discrimination based on age.
B) selection and promotion.
C) employee health and safety.
D) equal pay for equal work.
E) relations between a firm and a union.
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A) job analysis
B) monthly salary
C) comparable worth
D) incentive payments
E) hourly wages
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A) profit sharing.
B) a lump-sum salary increase.
C) an employee benefit.
D) pay for time not worked.
E) commission.
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A) It lets workers know how well they are doing.
B) It allows the employee to see where he or she ranks against all the other employees in the company.
C) It provides an effective basis for distributing rewards.
D) It lets workers know how they can do better in the future.
E) It helps the organisation monitor its employee selection, training, and development activities.
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A) description.
B) specification.
C) analysis.
D) orientation.
E) inventory.
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A) only personality tests.
B) only OSHA-approved tests.
C) tests approved by the city council, the highest local law-making body.
D) tests that are valid predictors of personality.
E) tests that are valid predictors of on-the-job performance.
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