After the Training and Development Manager at Add Worth, Nicole

question 45

Multiple Choice

After the training and development manager at Add Worth, Nicole Hayes, resigned, the CEO has made it a priority that the position be filled soon by someone of equal expertise and experience as Nicole. To locate the right candidate, Jennifer Ray, the HR manager, has been contacting recruitment firms, checking job sites, and pushing for referrals from the employees. However, she has only found candidates with little or no experience in the field who were willing to work full time for the position. At the next meeting with the CEO, Jennifer proposes an alternative strategy; she suggests hiring two experienced candidates who are open to the idea of handling the training needs on a part-time basis as a team. The CEO listens to her proposal but is not too convinced by it. Which of the following, if true, would strengthen Jennifer's proposal to use work sharing for the vacant position?

• A) The employees of the company on the work council have planned to demand the flextime option.
• B) A rival firm recently adopted telecommuting to reduce administrative costs cutting into its bottom line.
• C) A good proportion of the company's prized workforce comprises employees from the baby boomer generation who are set to retire in the impending future.
• D) Trainers are exempted from the requirement of being at the office throughout the common core period of the workday.
• E) The headhunting firms that Jennifer contacted are usually helpful in generating a good pool of potential candidates.

Recognize the evolving challenges in global health that prompt the World Health Organization (WHO) to reconsider its definition of health.

Understand the purposes and functions of professional societies such as the American Nurses Association (ANA) in establishing standards and safeguarding public trust.

Comprehend the process of policy formation and the importance of defining issues and setting agendas.

Know the poverty guidelines in the United States to understand socioeconomic factors affecting healthcare access and policy.

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Definitions:

Somatic

Relating to the body, particularly the external parts and not the reproductive organs, often in contrast to psychological or mental aspects.

Oculomotor

Pertaining to the movement of the eyeball and the muscles controlling it, often in reference to the oculomotor nerve.

Trochlear

Refers to the fourth cranial nerve, responsible for eye movement.

Abducens

The sixth cranial nerve, which controls the lateral rectus muscle of the eye, responsible for outward eye movement.