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1
When was the Consumer Protection Act brought into force?
1990
1980
1987
1997
2
What does DSE Stand for?
Display System Equipment
Display Screen Equipment
Digital Screen Equipment
Digital System Equipment
3
What does AMP stand for?
Assorted Project Managing
Association for project management
Association for monitoring projects
Association for Meerkat Protection
4
What is this type of feedback called? Performance appraisal data from peers or colleagues and manager
180 Degree Feedback
360 Degree Feedback
5
What is the National Living Wage as of April 2020?
£9.72
£8.72
£8.45
£9.45
6
A pregnant woman is entitled to which of the following?
38 weeks paid leave
One year paid maternity leave
52 weeks maternity leave
All of the above
7
What is the Statutory Level of Sick Pay for 2020?
£90.85
£95.85
£92.85
£91.85
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Which of the following is not a protected characteristic?
Disabilities
Ethnicity
Hair Colour
Age
9
What is a Mission Statement?
A statement outlining what you promise to delivery to your customers
List of values purpose goals and objectives
A quote from Mission Impossible
Targets for completing a sucessful project
10
Which of these is not within the public sector?
First Capital Connect Trains
Army
NHS
Library
11
Defra is responisble for food production and agricultural standards?
True
False
12
Which of the following is an example of your Stakeholders?
All of the above
Your Boss
Debra
Customers
13
When did the Freedom of Information Act come into force?
2000
1999
2002
2001
14
What is a Fishbone Diagram used for?
To identify the time it will take to complete each process
To show the step by step process
To identify problems and the potential causes
To show the anatomy of a fish
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True or False? A person aged 16-17 is only allowed to work for up to 7 hours a day?
True
False
