In Hermo & Thermo, Laurel Values High Pay Above All

question 10

Multiple Choice

In Hermo & Thermo, Laurel values high pay above all else; Jack values the opportunity to travel; and John values staying within his home geographic region. All employees are able to fulfill their respective values through their jobs. This exemplifies:

• A)job withdrawal.
• B)job involvement.
• C)job satisfaction.
• D)social environment.
• E)organizational commitment.

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