A Typical Matrix Organizational Structure

question 10

Multiple Choice

A typical matrix organizational structure:

• A)groups employees in two ways simultaneously to maximize the rate at which different kinds of products can be developed.
• B)breaks up a company's growing product line into a number of smaller, more manageable subunits.
• C)groups people on the basis of their common expertise and experience or because they use the same resources.
• D)is a way of grouping employees into separate customer groups so that each group can focus on satisfying the needs of a particular customer group.
• E)is a way of grouping employees to best satisfy the needs of customers within different regions.

Grasp the principles of union certification and the rules governing union elections and bargaining agent certification.

Learn about occupational safety and health regulations, including OSHA guidelines and penalties for violations.

Identify legislative protections and regulations pertaining to employee benefits, including ERISA and COBRA.

Understand the criteria for unemployment compensation eligibility and wrongful termination claims.

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Definitions:

Product Liability Suit

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Defective Product

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Unreasonably Dangerous

A description of a product's condition being beyond the expected level of danger for typical use, posing risks to users.

Ordinary Consumer

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