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Managing Human Resources
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1
An important source of employee training for small businesses is through
pamphlets and brochures.
libraries and counseling centers.
high schools and colleges.
large corporations
2
An employee who works every Thursday and Friday for three hours each day is considered a
part-time employee.
full-time employee.
temporary employee.
permanent employee.
3
Compensation where an employee receives a specific amount for each unit of work produced is
straight salary.
piece rate.
commission.
wage.
4
Piece rates are most often used in factories and data processing centers.
False
True
5
People who have retired from full-time work usually go to work part-time at small businesses.
False
True
6
Paid vacations are expensive benefits for small businesses to provide their employees.
False
True
7
Compensation is defined as
profit sharing and piece rates.
straight salary and commissions.
commissions and base incentives.
money paid to an employee for work performed.
8
Human resources, the people who work for the business, are unimportant to every business.
False
True
9
When a new procedure is added to a small business, employees will usually not receive training.
False
True
10
The only reason people work is to earn money.
True
False
11
Large businesses attempt to attract and satisfy employees with many fringe benefits.
False
True
12
Staffing is not a vital part of human resource management.
True
False
13
Profit sharing means that employees total compensation is only a share of the company profits.
False
True
14
One to whom the company makes a long-term commitment is a
permanent employee.
part-time employee.
temporary employee.
full-time employee.
15
Hiring procedures used by new small businesses is often much more formal than larger companies.
True
False