Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Suspension and Termination

question 5

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between suspension and termination?

• A) Suspension is part of a progressive disciplinary program, whereas termination is not part of a progressive disciplinary program.
• B) Suspension lasts for a day or for a few weeks, whereas termination marks the end of the employment relationship.
• C) Suspension is the first step in most progressive disciplinary programs, whereas termination is the last step in most progressive disciplinary programs.
• D) Suspension invariably leads to legal problems for an employer, whereas termination rarely leads to legal problems for an employer.

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