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Over the next ten to fifteen years, most firms will discontinue apprenticeship programs as changes in technology make this type of training obsolete.

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As the HR manager at a small business, Thomas handles most of his firm's recruiting efforts. Because Thomas recruits for a small business he has a distinct advantage over larger competitor firms when it comes to finding the right people to fill his firm's needs.

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A(n) ________ is a financial incentive a firm offers to encourage employees to accept an early retirement offer.

In an ongoing study, Jay Schuster concluded that the best way to compensate members of a team is to base each member's pay on her or his individual performance.

A reason workers tend to receive fewer promotions than in the past is that

An advantage of a skill-based system of pay for compensating teams is that such a system is easy to apply and manage.

According to the Need a Job? box in the text, one way to recruit employees is through social media.

An important U.S. government organization charged with setting human resource management guidelines is

One of the challenges facing today's human resource managers is a shift in the age distribution of the labor force, including aging baby boomers, many of whom are delaying retirement.

Advertisements in trade journals, private and public employment agencies, college placement offices, and trade associations are internal sources for recruitment.

The ________ is an evaluation of the performance level of employees against established standards to make decisions about promotions, compensation, additional training, or firing.

When you collect information about a particular job title, including how the job is performed and what it takes to perform the job, you are conducting a job analysis.

Precise Printers wants to expand its services into new markets, but to remain competitive it needs to keep its costs low. If it is like most firms, one way Precise can save a lot of money is by reducing the time and effort it devotes to the selection of employees.

Today, human resource management has become so important that in many firms it has become

Which of the following is a challenge that is facing the human resource managers of today?

Flextime plans are popular with employees because they allow them to work fewer hours while still earning the same income.

A job analysis results in two written statements. They are

Job simulation is used to train astronauts, airline pilots, and ship captains.

As soldiers returned from Afghanistan, International Enterprises hired several qualified soldiers with hearing impairment to work at its headquarters in Detroit. As a growing business, it is abiding by the law as currently stated. It is not required to adapt the work site to help these soldiers hear and communicate better with each other.

Today's workers have an increased demand for benefits tailored to their individual needs.