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student77

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Typical reasons for employee grievances may include all except which of the following?
 a. discrimination against a worker
 b. inequitable work schedules
 c. inconsistent performance standards
 d. random drug screenings

Question 2

Employees who are referred to an EAP should:
 a. follow the P and P for precise requirements for returning to work.
 b. not have their confidentiality betrayed by a manager.
 c. be required to pass a drug test before returning to work.
 d. be paid only after successfully completing the program.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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