Bob works at an automobile factory that organizes its workers into small groups that meet regularly to discuss ways to increase production and efficiency
Individual workers are often singled out and recognized for their contributions to the organization. These are examples of attempts to ________.
A) increase profits by downsizing
B) alienate the "deadbeats" in the corporation
C) increase the number of employees
D) humanize the work setting to develop employee potential
D
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What will be an ideal response?
as According to the CDC, obesity in the United States is
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