Allowing a Group of Employees to Run the Daily Operations

question 91

Multiple Choice

Allowing a group of employees to run the daily operations of the organization while the supervisor remains out of the picture unless he is needed to solve problems, listen to concerns, give praise, and provide feedback is best explained with

• A) Directing style
• B) Delegating approach
• C) Supporting approach
• D) Coaching approach

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Definitions:

Part-time Workers

Employees who work fewer hours than the full-time schedule, often with reduced benefits and responsibilities.

Work-Life Balance

The equilibrium between personal life and professional work, where an individual manages to fulfill responsibilities in both areas without significant stress or conflict.

Extended Childcare

Childcare services that go beyond standard hours or provisions, accommodating the varying needs of working parents.

Pay Increases

Adjustments made to employees' salaries to reflect changes in living costs, performance, or market rates.