A Typical Abuse-Control Measure to Keep Employees from Taking Excessive

question 32

Multiple Choice

A typical abuse-control measure to keep employees from taking excessive time off around holidays is to

• A) require employees to work the first and last scheduled workdays around the holiday.
• B) allow only employees with significant seniority (e.g., five years) to combine holidays with vacation days to extend the employees' time off.
• C) pay employees time-and-a-half for working the days immediately following and preceding a holiday.
• D) allow employees to "bank" holidays and take the days off at less busy times of year.

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