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__________ refers to employment that is temporary, contracted, leased, and other nonstandard arrangements.
 
  A) Sporadic employment
  B) Contingent employment
  C) Transitional employment
  D) Service sector employment

Question 2

Industries that take a specific task and transfer the work overseas are __________.
 
  A) offsetting
  B) sunrising
  C) outsourcing
  D) transitioning



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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