Generally, an Organization Checks References

question 38

Multiple Choice

Generally, an organization checks references

• A) only if it believes the information provided by an applicant is incorrect.
• B) immediately after an applicant submits a résumé.
• C) after it has determined that an applicant is a finalist for a job.
• D) because it is a legal requirement under equal employment opportunity laws.
• E) because it is an unbiased source of information.

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Definitions:

Voidable

A legal status referring to a transaction or contract that may be rescinded or nullified at the discretion of one party due to certain defects or circumstances.

Stolen Merchandise

Goods that have been taken without permission or acquired illegally, often sold through unauthorized channels.

Good Title

Refers to the legal basis that an owner possesses to rightfully sell a piece of property, indicating clear ownership free of liens or other encumbrances.

Shipping Term

Conditions included in a contract that define the responsibilities, costs, and risks involved in the delivery of goods from the seller to the buyer.