A) contract workers in the organization.
B) current employees of the organization.
C) individuals who are actively seeking employment.
D) employees who have direct contact with customers.
E) employees of the immediate competitors of the organization.
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A) Sarah, a contract worker, working for a certain period specified in a written contract
B) Drew, a temporary worker, being paid by a company for his services
C) Morgan, an engineering graduate, looking for a job
D) Silas, an employee, going through training
E) Jamaal, an employee, securing his financial services certification
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A) lack of technology in the United States.
B) lack of demand for their products in the United States.
C) poor quality of labor in the United States.
D) governmental pressure
E) low cost of labor in foreign countries
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A) mismatches in technical system and social system
B) employee empowerment in decision making
C) increase in individual assignments
D) centralized decision making
E) reduced reliance on knowledge workers
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A) creativity.
B) employee compensation.
C) flexibility.
D) training and development opportunities.
E) job security.
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A) They must focus on developing domestic markets rather than on developing global markets.
B) They must hire only from a domestic labor pool.
C) They must prepare employees for global assignments.
D) They must eliminate reshoring-reestablishing operations in North America.
E) They must reduce the workforce with a "grenade" approach-by eliminating an entire group of employees.
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A) downsizing.
B) reengineering.
C) offshoring.
D) benchmarking.
E) acquiring.
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A) workforce analysis systems
B) holistic management systems
C) supply chain systems
D) high-performance work systems
E) total quality management systems
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A) outsourcing.
B) alternative work arrangements.
C) consolidation.
D) high-performance work systems.
E) offshoring.
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A) The definition of "less valuable" is fluid and hard to define.
B) Downsizing companies tend to have a strong, interconnected hierarchy.
C) The best workers may leave before the organization lays off anyone.
D) Voluntary turnover is encouraged for all levels of employees.
E) Decision making has become decentralized, leaving no department with the power to reduce the workforce.
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A) job hopping
B) moonlighting
C) job enlargement
D) job enrichment
E) freelancing
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A) intranet portal
B) HR dashboard
C) data mining
D) cloud computing
E) artificial intelligence
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A) It is primarily concerned with production processes.
B) Critical processes are not altered during this process.
C) Rapidly changing customer needs and technologies necessitate reengineering.
D) It has no impact on human resource practices and systems.
E) Retaining the current work processes with minimal change requires reengineering.
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A) consolidation.
B) a partnership.
C) an acquisition.
D) a joint venture.
E) a strategic alliance.
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A) a messaging system used by HR managers to communicate with employees
B) a display of how the company is performing on specific HR metrics
C) a tool used to measure the profitability and growth rate of the organization
D) a computer system used to acquire and distribute information about work schedules and job duties
E) a system used to store, analyze, and process the information regarding the levels of demand and inventory
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A) The labor force is expected to grow at a greater rate by 2026 than at any other time in U.S. history.
B) The largest proportion of the labor force is expected to be in the 16- to 25-year age group.
C) The fastest-growing age group is workers 16-25, who are prone to having accidents.
D) The fastest-growing share of the workforce is at least 55 years old.
E) The total cost of labor in the United States will decrease considerably in the near future.
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