People Who Engage in Abnormally Dangerous Activities

question 22

Multiple Choice

People who engage in abnormally dangerous activities:

• A) are liable only if they are negligent.
• B) are liable only if they intended to cause harm.
• C) are liable only if they consciously disregard the risks inherent in that activity.
• D) are liable even if they are not at fault.

Recognize the influence of employment laws and ethical considerations on recruitment strategies.

Understand the role and impact of advertising in the recruitment process.

Relate the success of recruitment strategies to the alignment with organizational goals.

Assess the benefits and limitations of internal and external recruitment sources.

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