In High-Tech Industries, Such as Computer Software Development, Employers Press

question 86

Multiple Choice

In high-tech industries, such as computer software development, employers press the federal government for immigration laws that allow for a greater supply of foreign-born workers. What is the main reason these companies cite for that effort?

• A) There is a lack of adequate technology in the United States.
• B) Undocumented immigrants work harder than U.S. citizens.
• C) Qualified technical workers are scarce in the United States.
• D) U.S. workers do not want this physically demanding work.
• E) The size of the U.S. workforce is declining.

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Definitions:

Decision Structure

The framework or methods used by organizations or individuals to make and implement decisions.

Employee Involvement

A workplace strategy that allows employees to participate in decision-making processes and contribute to problem-solving relevant to their work.

Nonprogrammed Decision

Decision-making that occurs in situations that are unique, poorly defined and largely unstructured, requiring custom solutions.

Manager's Involvement

Refers to the degree to which a manager is engaged in the daily operations and decision-making processes of their team or department.