A) Wages
B) Promotions
C) Incentives
D) Benefits
E) Salaries
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A) subordinate
B) trait
C) BARS
D) objective
E) behavioral
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A) Employment at will
B) Capricious dismissal
C) Quid pro quo
D) Nonrational dismissal
E) Fair termination
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A) Civil Rights Act, Title VII.
B) Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
C) Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) .
D) Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) .
E) Privacy Act.
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A) affirmative action.
B) quid pro quo.
C) discrimination.
D) hostile work environment.
E) favoritism.
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A) union security
B) right-to-work
C) givebacks
D) COLA
E) agency
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A) posting.
B) specification.
C) analysis.
D) description.
E) rotation.
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A) objective
B) trait
C) behavioral
D) self
E) 360-degree
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A) coaching.
B) discussion at the time of dismissal.
C) documentation.
D) employee training.
E) goal setting.
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A) Ask about the candidate's family to show personal interest.
B) The résumé should be used for selection of interview candidates only; ignore it thereafter.
C) Do more than half of the talking to make sure you are sharing enough about the company and its culture.
D) Ask questions spontaneously to get the most straightforward answers from the candidate.
E) After the interview write a short report with a quantitative score of the candidate's qualifications.
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