In Considering the Staffing an Organization Might Need in the Future

question 72

Multiple Choice

In considering the staffing an organization might need in the future, human resource managers should

• A)focus efforts on replacing those who retire or resign.
• B)assume that the organization will not change much.
• C)assume that there will be radical changes in the supply of labor and the nature of the organization's jobs, so planning here must be deferred.
• D)understand the organization's vision and strategy and hire to support them.
• E)hire 10% more people than were needed last year to cover possible growth.

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Definitions:

Corporation by Estoppel

A legal doctrine preventing one from denying the corporate status of an entity to escape liability after having treated it as a corporation.

Novation Clause

A legal provision that allows an original contract to be replaced with a new contract, wherein a new party takes on the obligations of one of the original parties.

Office Support Staff

Employees who perform a variety of administrative and clerical tasks to support the operations of an office.

Organizational Meeting

The initial meeting held by the incorporators or directors of a new corporation to complete the formation of the corporation and to establish its internal affairs.