Exam 13: Managing Human Resources in a Global Business
Exam 1: The Strategic Role of Human Resources Management55 Questions
Exam 2: The Changing Legal Emphasis: Compliance and Impact on Canadian Workplaces68 Questions
Exam 3: Designing and Analyzing Jobs73 Questions
Exam 4: Human Resources Planning74 Questions
Exam 5: Talent Acquisition90 Questions
Exam 6: Onboarding and Training70 Questions
Exam 7: Performance Management79 Questions
Exam 8: Strategic Pay Plans68 Questions
Exam 9: Employee Benefits and Services72 Questions
Exam 10: Occupational Health and Safety79 Questions
Exam 11: Managing Employee Separations: Foundations of Employee Engagement, communication, and Turnover Management60 Questions
Exam 12: Labour Relations72 Questions
Exam 13: Managing Human Resources in a Global Business77 Questions
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The type of corporation where there is a conscious belief that only host-country managers can ever really understand the culture and behaviour of the host-country market is known as a(n)
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The degree to which ties between persons are normally loose rather than close is known as
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A polycentric staffing policy would be more expensive than sending expatriates abroad.
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Human resources managers must consider the impact of intercountry differences on human resource operations conducted
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Codetermination,or mandatory worker representation on an enterprise's board of directors,is especially prevalent in
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Brian is the director of HR for a car manufacturer.He must advise the VP of operations as to whether the plant manager in India should be a local employee or an expatriate manager.Which of the following includes the advantages of hiring local talent for this role?
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Canadian companies have reported low failure rates for employees on foreign assignments relative to other countries,particularly
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Level 3 of the training of employees for global assignments is focused on
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The primary reason for expatriate failure is NOT inadequate technical competence,but
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The following are all factors that demand adapting personnel policies and procedures to the differences among countries in which subsidiaries are based EXCEPT
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International EAPs can help expatriates with mental health,which is often affected by the stressful relocation process.
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The number one concern when it comes to employee relocation is
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A payment made to compensate a manager for cultural and physical adjustments that he or she will have to make is called a(n)
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The major reason for using expatriates for staffing subsidiary operations is
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The following are all traits that managers should possess when assigned domestically and overseas in order to be successful EXCEPT
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A four-level approach to special training for expatriate candidates includes training in all of the following EXCEPT
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