A Study of the People Actually Served by a Program

question 3

Multiple Choice

A study of the people actually served by a program often reveals that

• A) they really do not need the program.
• B) the staff members seldom understand their own programs.
• C) they do not appreciate the service provided.
• D) the staff members hold some inaccurate views about the population served.

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Definitions:

Wrongful Dismissal

A lawsuit filed in a court by an employee alleging that he or she was dismissed without proper contractual or “reasonable” notice.

Reasonable Notice

The period of notice that an employer is legally required to give an employee before terminating their employment, or that an employee should give an employer before resigning.

Employer's Ability

Employer's ability refers to the capacity or resources an employer has to provide employment, manage workers, and ensure a productive workplace.

Organizational Ethics

The principles and standards guiding the behavior and decisions within a company to ensure fairness, transparency, and integrity.