Although all managers play an important role in establishing and maintaining effective management–labor relationships, which level manager has the greatest influence on preventing unionization in a nonunion organization?
A) First
B) Middle
C) Top
D) CEO
B
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Risk factors for having a low-birth-weight baby include all of the following except
1. African American race. 2. Living in an urban area (greater than 500,000 residents). 3. Low education level. 4. Low socioeconomic status. 5. Young (younger than 16 years) or old (older than 40 years) maternal age.
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1. "Your muscles can be strengthened which might help you function better." 2. "It won't matter if you exercise. At your age, there's little room for improvement." 3. "Once muscle mass is decreased, there's nothing that can be done for strength improvement." 4. "Maybe you should think about going to a nursing home. At least the people there will be able to help with your needs."