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A) modular
B) gainsharing
C) skill-based pay
D) flexible benefits
E) profit-sharing
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A) the degree to which a job requires completion of a whole and identifiable piece of work
B) the degree to which work activities generate direct and clear information about performance
C) the degree to which a job provides the worker freedom in scheduling and procedure
D) the degree to which a job has an impact on the lives or work of other people
E) the degree to which a job requires a variety of different activities
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A) Gainsharing focuses on productivity gains rather than profits.
B) Gainsharing involves paying employees based on the number of new skills acquired by them in a specific time period.
C) Gainsharing does not distribute profits, only gains in profits.
D) Employees working under gainsharing plans have a greater feeling of psychological ownership.
E) Gain sharing encourages social loafing.
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A) piece-rate plan
B) employee stock ownership plan
C) modular plan
D) merit-based plan
E) flexible benefits plan
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A) degree to which the job rewards competence
B) way the elements in a job are organized
C) degree to which the job contributes to profit margins
D) degree of decision-making power with the immediate superiors
E) way the job is evaluated in terms of its relative worth to other jobs
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A) joint decision making
B) representative participation
C) performance norms
D) establishment of work councils
E) autocratic decision making
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A) Employee recognition is an extrinsic reward.
B) Critics argue that employee recognition programs are highly susceptible to political manipulation by management.
C) Employee recognition programs are expensive.
D) Centralized programs across multiple offices in different countries can hinder the process of employee recognition programs.
E) Employee stock option is a more powerful workplace motivator than recognition.
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A) flextime
B) gainsharing
C) job rotation
D) job enlargement
E) job enrichment
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A) profit-sharing
B) groupshifting
C) telecommuting
D) gainsharing
E) codetermining
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A) the degree to which a job requires completion of a whole and identifiable piece of work
B) the degree to which work activities generate direct and clear information about performance
C) the degree to which a job provides the worker freedom in scheduling and procedure
D) the degree to which a job has an impact on the lives or work of other people
E) the degree to which a job requires a variety of different activities tapping different abilities
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A) job enlargement
B) job analysis
C) job rotation
D) job sharing
E) job enrichment
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A) Management strengthened the regulations relating to employee absenteeism in this period.
B) Management retained the degree of control they had in the organizational affairs.
C) The company moved from a merit-based to a piece-rate pay system in the last quarters.
D) The employees performed poorly because of the lack of training and development programs.
E) Management implemented a 360-degree feedback system for performance appraisals.
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