Free Agents Are Contingent Workers Who

question 83

Multiple Choice

Free agents are contingent workers who:

• A) usually want permanent employment and have the high demand skills to get that type of work.
• B) lack skills and would rather stay out of the labor force if they were independently wealthy.
• C) possess values skills and do not seek permanent employment.
• D) lack experience and are unwilling or unable to abide by the confined work schedules.
• E) work only in part-time positions as 'on-call' staff.

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