An inclusive workplace recognizes the economic and noneconomic consequences of its presence in the community and also ______.
a. acknowledges the responsibility it has to ameliorate the adverse effects of its presence
b. sees benefit in being a good neighbor
c. works with national politicians to minimize any adverse effects
d. works with other area businesses to minimize any adverse effects to the community
a. acknowledges the responsibility it has to ameliorate the adverse effects of its presence
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A. limiting the coverage on life insurance based upon an employee's age B. recruiting new employees instead of demanding overtime from existing employees C. substituting HMO and PPO plans with traditional health insurance plans D. using more full-time rather than part-time employees E. using more independent contractors rather than hiring additional employees
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a. Meaningfulness b. Self-determination c. Competence d. Impact
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a. the plaintiff. b. the defendant. c. the binding authority. d. the persuasive authority.