Routinely Transferring Employees to Different Cities Is Most Likely No

question 60

Multiple Choice

Routinely transferring employees to different cities is most likely no longer a common corporate practice because ________.

• A) relocation expenses are no longer tax deductible
• B) baby boomer employees are nearing retirement
• C) most firms allow top executives to telecommute
• D) firms realize that such moves disrupt family stability
• E) employees between the ages of 25 and 34 are decreasing

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