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jc611

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The human resource department plays a crucial role by monitoring the legal environment and developing internal systems to respond to the changes. Most of the work-related legislation addresses
 
  A) wage rates.
  B) discrimination.
  C) labor unions.
  D) whistle blowing.

Question 2

What is the recommendation by the BCG Matrix for a star?
 
  A) It should be divested as soon as possible.
  B) It should be milked as much as possible with only limited additional resources devoted to it.
  C) The firm should greatly invest in it to fuel additional growth.
  D) Additional analysis is necessary to decide whether or not additional resources should be channeled its way.



jlaineee

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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