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luvbio

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Describe the importance of position definitions as human safeguards for employees.
 
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Question 2

Southwest Airlines offers better fares compared to most of its competitors. This helps the company attract customers. Which of the following strategies is being used by Southwest Airlines?
 
  A) product differentiation
  B) focused strategy
  C) focused differentiation
  D) low-cost leadership strategy



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Answer to Question 1

Effective human safeguards also include definitions of job tasks and responsibilities. In general, job descriptions should provide a separation of duties and authorities. For example, no single individual should be allowed to both approve expenses and write checks. Instead, one person should approve expenses, another pay them, and a third should account for the payment. Similarly, in inventory, no single person should be allowed to authorize an inventory withdrawal and also to remove the items from inventory. Given appropriate job descriptions, user accounts should be defined to give users the least possible privilege needed to perform their jobs.

Answer to Question 2

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