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A) flextime
B) job sharing
C) laying off employees equitably based on performance
D) outsourcing
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A) -85
B) -15
C) 15
D) 85
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A) current staff
B) competitors' employees
C) unemployed persons
D) university students
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A) use contingent workers whenever possible
B) pay overtime only when necessary
C) ensure that there are more than enough employees
D) take a long-run planning approach to HR issues
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A) HR surplus
B) HR shortage
C) HR scarcity
D) HR supply
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A) time-series models
B) cause-and-effect models
C) judgmental models
D) prediction models
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A) It is a visual depiction used for HR communications.
B) It projects current HR supply and demand.
C) It sets the upper and lower boundaries for HR projections.
D) It is an estimate for a variety of HR assumptions.
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A) that there is an ongoing relationship between independent and dependent variables
B) that the extrapolated trends will most influence future supply and demand
C) that the time horizon used for the models is most conducive to short-term forecasts
D) that the subjective judgment of experts supports the forecasts
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A) a quantitative approach
B) a Markov analysis approach
C) a staffing table approach
D) a qualitative management forecast approach
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