When an Employee's Input-Outcome Ratio Is More Favorable Than That

question 8

Multiple Choice

When an employee's input-outcome ratio is more favorable than that of a comparison other, ____ has occurred.

• A) instrumentality
• B) valence
• C) equity
• D) underpayment inequity
• E) overpayment inequity

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Definitions:

Targeted Recruitment

A hiring strategy focusing on identifying and attracting candidates from specific groups, backgrounds, or skill sets that meet the precise needs of the organization.

Employment Inequities

Unfair differences in work opportunities, pay, and conditions, often based on gender, race, age, or other discriminatory factors.

Designated Groups

Refers to specific groups of people recognized for affirmative action or equity programs, typically including women, indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities.

Canadian Human Rights Act

A federal statute in Canada that prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, nationality, sex, disability, and other grounds.