The Legal Philosophy Justifying State Intervention in the Lives of Children

question 56

Multiple Choice

The legal philosophy justifying state intervention in the lives of children is called the doctrine of:

• A) parens patriae.
• B) Ex parte Crouse.
• C) in loco parentis.
• D) parentela.

Appreciate the historical focus of HR departments and the evolution towards a more strategic role.

Grasp the impact of advanced technology on job requirements and the labour market.

Understand the functionality and benefits of a Human Resource Information System (HRIS) in decision making and control.

Identify key global economic and political changes and their impact on business, such as Brexit.

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