A Selection Ratio of 2:50 Would Normally Be Considered

question 44

Multiple Choice

A selection ratio of 2:50 would normally be considered:

• A)a sign that the company did not get enough applicants
• B)a sign that the company did not recruit from appropriate sources
• C)a large selection ratio
• D)impossible (it could not exist)
• E)irrelevant,as selection ratios are not considered important to the selection process

Identify the reasons and correct procedures for employee terminations and separations.

Understand how internal employee movements (promotions, transfers) and compensation adjustments are managed.

Understand the definitions and purposes of key labor relations concepts such as boycotts, lockouts, mediation, arbitration, and strikes.

Differentiate between the roles and impacts of mediation, conciliation, and arbitration in labor disputes.

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Definitions:

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