Joan Woodward's Three Categories of Technology Include __________

question 22

Multiple Choice

Joan Woodward's three categories of technology include __________.

• A) small-batch production, mass production, and continuous-process technology
• B) intensive, mediating, and long-linked
• C) straightforward, continuous, and high-intensity
• D) intensive, small-batch, and long-linked
• E) small-batch, mediating, and continuous

Identify legal standards for religious and racial discrimination in the workplace.

Analyze the constitutional arguments related to governmental policies and actions.

Explain the guidelines and limitations of English-only workplace rules under the EEOC.

Recognize the comprehensive coverage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and its impact on employment practices.

---

Definitions:

Wheels

Wheels are circular components that are intended to rotate on an axle bearing; in the context of vehicles, they facilitate movement by minimizing friction.

Factory Overhead

Indirect costs associated with manufacturing, including utilities, depreciation of equipment, and salaries of managers.

Management Process

A systematic approach to managing and optimizing an organization's resources and operations towards achieving its objectives.

Alternative Actions

Different courses of action or strategies that can be taken in a given situation.