Which of the Following Statements About Merit-Based Promotions Is True

question 5

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about merit-based promotions is true?

• A)A promotion is sometimes based on an assessment of future potential.
• B)Unions often prefer that merit be the deciding factor.
• C)When promotions are based on seniority, objectivity is a problem.
• D)Using seniority, the employee who is promoted is always the most competent.
• E)Promotions involve the movement of an employee from one job to another that is the same level in responsibility.

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