Nursing administrators were concerned about the cost of replacing staff members. The reason for an increase of cost is:
a. The work itself
b. The expense of the orientation period
c. Limited advancement potential
d. Increased recognition for achievement
ANS: B
Considerable time and money are required to recruit and select a replacement for someone who leaves a position. The orientation period is expensive because of educational costs and decreased productivity.
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