The Ethics of Applied Anthropologists Require That __________

question 2

Multiple Choice

The ethics of applied anthropologists require that __________.

• A) the anthropologist must not take any action that is harmful to the interests of the community
• B) only pure research can be applied to a particular problem
• C) the anthropologist in charge of the project balances the needs of his employer with those of the local community
• D) the anthropologist working with a community must answer to the needs of his or her employer

Recognize the effects of organizational strategies and policies on compensation.

Understand the concepts of pay grades, pay ranges, and the significance of market positioning (lead, match, lag).

Identify various legislative attempts to address compensation disparities.

Comprehend the role of skill-based pay systems and their impact on employee compensation.

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Definitions:

Course of Performance

Refers to the conduct between contracting parties that is consistently undertaken in the course of their business relationship, serving as an interpretative tool for their agreement.

Course of Dealing

The history of conduct between parties in a transaction, which can help interpret their agreement and obligations.

Perfect Tender Rule

a legal principle under the UCC that requires sellers to deliver goods that exactly meet the terms of the contract with the buyer.

Substantial Performance

A legal principle allowing a party to enforce a contract if they have fulfilled enough of its terms to warrant payment, even if there are minor breaches.