A) the mid-level managers.
B) the analysis of labor supply and demand.
C) the judgments and choices made by the technical experts in the organization.
D) the feedback provided by the organization's customers.
E) the line workers at the grassroots level.
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A) propensity analysis.
B) leading indicators.
C) trend analysis.
D) multiple regression.
E) a transitional matrix.
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A) slashing jobs across the board.
B) allowing workers to choose a buyout package in exchange for leaving.
C) engaging in better human resources planning.
D) avoiding unionization in the organization.
E) laying off only the older workers in the organization.
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A) Direct applicants
B) Natural applicants
C) Neutral applicants
D) Referrals
E) Internal applicants
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A) offshoring.
B) consolidation.
C) licensing.
D) merger.
E) outsourcing.
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A) Personnel policies
B) Recruitment sources
C) Characteristics of the recruiter
D) Financial sources
E) Operational policies
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A) nepotism.
B) employee referral.
C) self-selection.
D) internal recruitment.
E) employment at will.
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A) Pay reductions
B) Transfers
C) Demotions
D) Early retirement
E) Retraining
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A) contracting with another organization to perform a broad set of services.
B) the planned elimination of large numbers of personnel with the goal of enhancing the organization's competitiveness.
C) the construction and application of statistical models that predict labor demand for the next year, given relatively objective statistics from the previous year.
D) a set of knowledge and skills that make the organization superior to competitors and create value for customers.
E) the attempts to determine the supply of and demand for various types of human resources within the organization.
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A) Technological Innovation
B) Retrained Transfers
C) Turnover Reductions
D) Outsourcing
E) New External Hires
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A) Trend Analysis
B) Leading Indicator Method
C) Propensity Analysis
D) Transitional Matrix
E) Labor Bureau Statistics
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A) Retrained Transfer
B) Turnover Reductions
C) New External Hires
D) Overtime
E) Technological Innovation
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A) Employee Referrals
B) Direct Applicants
C) Employment Agencies
D) Job Postings
E) Personal Interviews
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A) are not a popular way to reduce labor surplus.
B) are very successful because most baby boomers want to retire.
C) work well for knowledge based jobs and services.
D) cause more human suffering than the other methods of labor reduction.
E) encourage lower-performing older workers to leave voluntarily.
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A) Temporary employment involves higher costs.
B) Using temporary workers frees the employer from many administrative tasks.
C) Use of temporary workers is not suitable for small companies because extensive testing of the employees needs to be done before these companies get employees from an agency.
D) Most temporary workers need to be trained by the employers every time they join a new organization.
E) Temporary employment is not suitable for those employers who need to operate efficiently even when demand for their products changes rapidly.
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