Using Technology to Monitor Employee Performance

question 100

Multiple Choice

Using technology to monitor employee performance

• A) is legally considered an invasion of privacy unless the Department of Justice has approved the methodology.
• B) typically does not affect employee attitudes because performance evaluation is a normal and accepted organizational process.
• C) involves few legal restrictions.
• D) rarely results in information that results in employee discipline or termination, so its expense is difficult to justify.

Identify and explain patterns of communication within families.

Describe the concept of family adaptive capacity, including family strengths and resilience.

Understand the importance and function of internal boundaries within family systems.

Recognize the role of rules and expectations in maintaining family system stability.

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