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wenmo

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Flexibility on the part of an organization is:
 a. of no consequence to the workers.
 b. the status quo.
 c. good for the workers.
 d. disruptive to the workers.

Question 2

Managers in an organization are concerned about:
 a. changes that will impact individual workers.
 b. global changes in the marketplace.
 c. social, political, and economic change.
 d. changes in science and technology.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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