A) know the nature of the job they are being hired for.
B) autonomy in how they carry out their work.
C) control what they reveal about their private life.
D) a fair and impartial hearing.
E) fight against a wrongful discharge.
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A) Evidence shows that HRM practices are invariably ethical.
B) The general public has a positive perception of the ethical conduct of U.S. businesses.
C) HR managers must view employees as having basic rights.
D) Most managers have a positive perception of the ethical conduct of U.S. businesses.
E) Most people believe that individuals apply values they hold in their personal lives to their professional activities.
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A) business ally
B) operational executor
C) strategic architect
D) talent manager
E) cultural and change steward
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A) A degree in law is the sole requirement for those who wish to choose HRM as a profession.
B) All HRM professionals have a postgraduate degree.
C) Professional certification in HRM continues to be the most common feature of a majority of professionals in the field.
D) Usually, HR generalists get paid substantially more than HR specialists.
E) HR generalists usually perform the full range of HRM activities.
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A) HR managers must view employees as having basic rights.
B) HR managers have the right to lifetime employment.
C) HR managers have the right to hire whoever they deem best suited for a job.
D) HR managers must view employees as a necessary expense.
E) HR managers must set aside quotas for minorities.
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A) maintaining performance measures on outcomes.
B) offering training programs on effective teamwork.
C) selecting only those applicants that are referred by employees.
D) maintaining communication with union representatives.
E) planning employee pay and benefits.
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A) stakeholder
B) change steward
C) strategic architect
D) business ally
E) strategic partner
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A) cultural and change steward
B) credible activist
C) strategic architect
D) business ally
E) strategic partner
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A) providing administrative services.
B) preparing a job analysis.
C) providing business partner services.
D) creating a job design.
E) maintaining positive employee relations.
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A) Recruitment and selection
B) Maintaining positive employee relations
C) Ensuring compliance with labor laws
D) Performance management
E) Planning and administering pay and benefits
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A) orientation
B) selection
C) compensation
D) work analysis
E) performance management
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A) Sustainability
B) Strategic architecture
C) Compliance with law
D) Talent management
E) Workforce analytics
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A) It allows companies to handle situations more fairly and objectively.
B) It allows companies to address issues on a case-by-case basis.
C) It eliminates the need for documentation and record keeping.
D) It encourages employees to defend themselves by claiming ignorance of disciplinary norms.
E) It leaves a lot of room for subjective decision-making.
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A) Performance management
B) Human capital
C) Tangible capital
D) Traditional management
E) Working capital
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A) cultural and change steward
B) credible activist
C) strategic architect
D) business ally
E) strategic partner
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