Labor and Management at Leo Trucking Cannot Seem to Agree

question 59

Multiple Choice

Labor and management at Leo Trucking cannot seem to agree upon a contract for the truck drivers. As each side contends that they are bargaining fairly, no agreement seems to be possible. The drivers are threatening to go on strike, and management knows that such a strike would prove to be costly.
-None of the parties involved in the dispute wants to reach a win-win agreement. They are each highly focused on their demands, which they would like to achieve, otherwise known as their ________ points.

• A) focal
• B) distribution
• C) resistance
• D) tolerance
• E) target

Describe the systemic/strategic model of training including its phases.

Identify the reasons and factors influencing the success of training programs.

Distinguish between training and development and understand their relevance in organizational contexts.

Understand the role of competency assessments in training.

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Definitions:

Spinal Accessory

Pertains to the eleventh cranial nerve (accessory nerve) that supplies the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles, facilitating shoulder and neck movements.

Axillae

The underarm area of the body, where the arm connects to the shoulder, containing sweat glands and lymph nodes.

Inguinal Area

The region of the lower abdomen just above the groin, where the leg meets the torso, often associated with hernias.

Lymph Nodes

Small, bean-shaped structures that are part of the lymphatic system and function as filters for harmful substances.