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A) It requires exempt employees to be paid time and a half for hours in excess of 40 per week.
B) It has led to Americans working fewer hours now as compared to earlier times due to a rise in benefits.
C) It is more likely to cause employers to classify workers as independent contractors than employees.
D) It has led to part-time employees being more likely to receive benefits than full-time employees.
E) It increases the employer's obligation to provide legally required employee benefits.
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A) provide treatment for ailing employees.
B) manage health care costs by helping employees in need.
C) provide rehabilitation services.
D) manage insurance-related queries from employees.
E) change health-related behaviors both on and off work time.
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A) Descendant's insurance
B) Inability insurance
C) Estate insurance
D) Hospital insurance
E) Posterity insurance
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A) part-time employees.
B) older employees.
C) highly compensated employees.
D) employees with disabilities.
E) ex-employees (retired) .
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A) defined benefit
B) term benefit
C) defined contribution
D) flex benefit
E) cash balance
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A) defined benefit plans.
B) flex-plans.
C) standard benefits packages.
D) flexible spending accounts.
E) traditional benefit plans.
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A) Increasing benefit costs per hour by having employees work more hours with fixed benefit costs
B) Classifying employees as contractors rather than employees
C) Increasing the number of full-time workers
D) Rehiring previously laid off employees
E) Paying temporary workers for time not spent working
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A) Exclusion of outpatient care
B) Provision of benefits on a reimbursement basis
C) Payment of physicians on a flat salary basis
D) Payment of physicians on a fee-for-service basis
E) Payment of physicians depending on the number of patients seen
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A) The tax treatment of benefits programs is less favorable for employees than the tax treatment of wages and salaries.
B) People prefer a dollar in cash over a dollar's worth of any specific commodity.
C) The legislation passed during the Great Depression was not conducive to benefits.
D) Benefits are covered by wage and price controls.
E) Groups of employees can typically receive a cost advantage over individuals.
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A) Low initial design costs
B) Low administrative costs
C) Control over the size of the contribution
D) Low adverse selection
E) Easy estimation of the costs of benefits
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A) pay-as-you-go
B) accrual
C) annual
D) subtraction
E) monthly
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A) Workers' compensation benefits focus primarily on dealing with the increasing cost of living.
B) Unlike before,injuries that are self-inflicted and stem from intoxication are now covered as well.
C) Housing plans and pension services are included in workers' compensation.
D) Self-funding of disability income by employers is restricted in most states.
E) Disability benefits that are part of workers' compensation are tax-free.
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A) They shift the investment risk to the employer.
B) They present greater administrative challenges to employers.
C) They promise a specific benefit level for employees upon retirement.
D) They are preferred more in smaller companies than larger ones.
E) They have become less common.
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