Southeastern Hospital's staff includes a small team of nursing assistants and medical scribes. The nursing assistants are primarily responsible for basic patient care and cleaning, and the medical scribes are charged with recording patient information throughout the patient's stay. During unusually busy times, the medical scribes are sometimes overwhelmed and unable to record patient vitals and other information as regularly as required. Jordan, a nursing assistant, knows how to record patient vitals and offers to help the medical scribes. Despite the need for additional help, Jordan is told not to assist the medical scribes because their tasks are not included in her job description. Jordan is disappointed. Which organizational system is constraining Jordan's job enrichment? O a. The technical system O b. The control system O c. The supervisory system Od. The human resource system