The Principle of the Due Process Model That Dictates That

question 4

Multiple Choice

The principle of the due process model that dictates that employees have the right to be evaluated by a supervisor familiar with their work as well as receive timely feedback about their evaluation is called

• A) adequate notice.
• B) procedural fairness.
• C) fair hearing.
• D) situational control.

Recognizing the expected interactive nature of interviews by preparing thoughtful questions.

Employing the STAR technique for crafting answers to behavioral interview questions.

Appreciating the value of mock interviews in identifying and correcting nonverbal cues and speech mannerisms.

Understanding the components and purpose of different types of application letters and interviews.

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Definitions:

Reasonable Care

A legal standard that requires individuals to act with the caution and prudence that a reasonable person would use in similar circumstances, to prevent harm to others.

Liable

Being legally responsible or obligated to face the consequences of one's actions, typically in a civil lawsuit.

Res Ipsa Loquitur

A legal doctrine that infers negligence from the very nature of an accident or injury, in the absence of direct evidence of the defendant's fault.

Defendant

An individual, corporation, or entity being sued or accused in a court of law.