Which of the following is not true of content marketing?
a. The philosophy of content marketing emphasizes that brands should publish high-value content that pulls the audience in.
b. Content may be published in owned, paid, or social media channels.
c. Social media should be used to activate the content and drive audience engagement, conversation, and amplification through sharing.
d. Brands may only use original content when publishing in social media channels.
e. None of these.
d. Brands may only use original content when publishing in social media channels.
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Direct labor rate: $40 per hour Predetermined allocation rate for indirect costs: $22 per direct labor hour If Mumbai Travel records revenue of $350 for a job requiring 5 hours of direct labor, then Mumbai Travel will make a profit of $40.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Successful implementation is the central goal of every HRIS project, and it begins with a comprehensive design for the system. 2. The implementation process does not provide opportunities to reengineer and systematically improve nonsoftware processes to reflect best practices in HRM. 3. The analyst is referred to as a power user because this person accesses more areas of the HRIS than almost any other user. 4. HRIS experts ensure that appropriate HR staff have all the access, information, and tools necessary to do their jobs.
Which of the following would NOT be a ground for a just cause dismissal?
A) insubordination B) incompetence C) redundancy of the position D) conflict of interest E) frequent lateness
The federal Jury System Improvements Act:
a. protects persons who serve on federal juries from discharge, intimidationor coercion by their employers because of their jury service b. applies a Title VII approach to selection of jurors c. reduces the number of jurors on a standard jury from 12 to 6 d. requires that employers pay their employees at their regular rate of payfor the time spent serving on a federal jury