Question 11 1 pts When a company faces a shortage of employees in the workforce, and it predicts that current demand for products or services may not extend to the future, it will O decrease the production rate by half to meet quality standards. try to garner more hours out of the existing labor force. O lease out its machinery to other factories, thereby maintaining income. O recruit and train new employees. O be willing to hire part-time employees.\fQuestion 14 1 pts Recruiting advertisements in newspapers and periodicals are (:3: generally used to attract candidates lrom a specific minority community. D likely to generate less desirable candidates than direct applications or referrals. Ci used exclusiyely to attract applicants who are currently employed. {:1 exempt from the requirements of Title if]! of the Civil Rights Act Q less expensive than direct applications or reterrals. lQuestion 15 1 pts Which of the following is true about temporary workers? {j} Despite prior training from temporary agencies. companies haye to retrain temporary workers to match company standards. C:- Aithough they are temporary. these workers have to be included in employee records. C; Temporary workers giye employers some Flexibility to respond to Fluctuations in consumer demand for their products and seryices. CI instead of replacing longsterm employees with temporary employees. many organizations supplement their core staff with a small set oF temporary workers who act more like assistants to the core staEl than potential replacements. Q The objectiye perspectiye that temporary workers bring with them is oi no yalLre because oi their lack of experience. Question 15 1 pts One of the reasons that organizations engage in ________ is that many rms change the location of where they do business for economic reasons. {in transitional research C; goal-setting {j} torecasting {j downsizing Ci due process Question 6 1 pts Which of the following is the definition of a leading indicator? O It is an indicator to measure changes in the price level of consumer goods and services purchased by households. O It is an economic indicator found by adding the unemployment rate to the inflation rate of an economy. O It is a measurement of consumer confidence, which is defined as the degree of optimism about the state of the economy. O It is an informal way of measuring the purchasing power parity between two currencies. O It is an objective measure that accurately predicts future labor demand