A) More than 75 percent of contingent workers are employed in office-clerical work.
B) The number of contingent workers in Canada has steadily declined over the past decade.
C) Canadian labour laws require firms to offer contingent employees the same wages and benefits as other employees performing similar work.
D) The most common reason firms give for hiring contingent workers is a varying need for employees.
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A) Although home-based work may become very popular in the future,only a small percentage of workers currently work at home on a regular basis.
B) Telecommuting offers big advantages for many workers,but is likely to increase costs for employers significantly.
C) Home-based work tends to increase the productivity of almost all workers,since people tend to be more productive when they are comfortable and can work flexible hours.
D) Home-based work allows workers to choose their own hours and interrupt work for child care and other tasks,but this freedom and flexibility can create problems for some workers.
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A) Shifts in the economy have led to a huge pool of skilled and unskilled workers from declining industries that are either unemployed or are underemployed.
B) Workers now would rather have more income rather than more leisure.Therefore,many employees now want to work more than 40 hours per week.
C) So many people have sought training in high tech areas such as biotechnology and computers that there is likely to be a huge surplus of labour in high tech industries.
D) Workers now desire more stability and predictability in their careers,so they now give their employers more loyalty and expect more loyalty from their employers in return.
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A) design tests that are directly related to an applicant's ability to perform the job.
B) write tests that are so difficult that only a small fraction of qualified workers can pass them.
C) design tests that measure general aptitudes rather than ability to do the job.
D) inform her superiors that such tests are now illegal.
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A) creates a powerful incentive to work efficiently.
B) requires a minimum of paperwork and record keeping.
C) encourages cooperation and teamwork among employees.
D) is a system that is strongly supported by both unions and management.
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A) Skill-based systems are unlikely to work with teams because they are designed to encourage individual initiative rather than teamwork.
B) A skill-based system is a very effective way to pay teams because this approach makes it easy to correlate skill acquisition with the bottom-line gains of the company.
C) A skill-based pay system works well in many cases,but employees tend to resist this approach since it affects only bonuses,which are not guaranteed,rather than base pay.
D) Skill-based pay is a common way to compensate teams,but it is also a complex type of pay system.
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A) contingency training.
B) synchronized training.
C) distance learning.
D) vestibule training.
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A) It caused an increase in traffic congestion.
B) It often made communication among employees more difficult.
C) The employees resented being required to come to work early or stay late.
D) Workers tend to be less productive when they have to work longer hours in a single day.
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