The Idea That the Achievement of Quality Control Is an End

question 83

Multiple Choice

The idea that the achievement of quality control is an end in itself describes a main concept of

• A) BPM.
• B) BPR.
• C) six sigma.
• D) TQM.

Recognize the effect of legislative protections and key labor laws on the rise in union membership post-1935.

Identify the aims of welfare capitalism and its impact on worker loyalty and work environment.

Understand the role of the National War Labor Board during WWII in resolving labor disputes and legitimizing unions.

Evaluate the influence of major strikes (e.g., General Motors sit-down strike, Great Strike Wave of 1945-46) on unionization and labor-management relations.

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