A) forecasting
B) goal setting
C) program implementation
D) program evaluation
E) performance evaluation
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A) labor review.
B) trend analysis.
C) Forecast.
D) leading indicator.
E) transitional matrix.
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A) These types of websites are too difficult for most job hunters to use.
B) The company will be flooded with applications from individuals who are barely qualified.
C) Employers can't search these sites; only job seekers can conduct searches.
D) The company will get very few applications, because job hunters read the ads slowly.
E) Finding a match between job seekers and job vacancies is inefficient on these sites.
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A) Demonstrate that the employees that were downsized deserved it.
B) Build confidence in the company's plans for a stronger future.
C) Show the organization's commitment to its management.
D) Encourage employees to work harder, increasing their value and thus keeping them with the company longer.
E) Pursue a commitment to the customers over a commitment to the community.
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A) They pay more than the current market wages for a job.
B) They have a recruiting disadvantage.
C) They recruit fewer employees than needed and depend on overtime.
D) They provide relatively better working conditions to employees compared to competitors.
E) They usually have low pay, coupled with overtime and flex-time.
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A) $40,000
B) $5,000
C) $1,000,000
D) $10,000
E) $200,000
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A) electronic recruiting process.
B) transitional matrix.
C) propensity analysis.
D) due-process policy.
E) multiple regression analysis.
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A) downsizing
B) demotion
C) hiring freeze
D) pay reduction
E) transfer
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A) estimating labor demand
B) forecasting labor supply
C) estimating labor surplus or shortage
D) strategic planning
E) evaluating outcomes
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A) There are laws against gender discrimination.
B) There is a rise in the availability of pensions.
C) Jobs are becoming less physically demanding.
D) Phased-retirement programs require employees to work longer hours.
E) Older workers generally don't have much debt.
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A) promote-from-within policy.
B) lead-the-market strategy.
C) employment-at-will policy.
D) nepotistic agreement.
E) benevolent agreement.
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Multiple Choice
A) Ernie should hire new employees because he will most likely need additional workers after the holiday season to deal with an increasing sales trend.
B) Ernie should increase his current employees' pay during the holiday season so they will work harder to achieve sales targets.
C) Ernie should keep his store closed during non-peak hours to compensate for labor shortages. This will ensure his current employees work harder during peak hours.
D) Ernie should hire temporary employees because he can let them go once the holiday season is over.
E) Ernie should consider increasing the prices of toys so he can make higher profits with fewer sales, thereby reducing the number of customers and consequently solving the labor shortage issue.
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A) recruiting
B) evaluating
C) inducting
D) outsourcing
E) training
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A) employee referrals
B) direct applicants
C) employment agencies
D) job postings
E) personal interviews
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