The World's Biggest Manufacturer of Locks Is Part of a National

Multiple Choice

The world's biggest manufacturer of locks is part of a national program in which employers are encouraging workers to continue working as long as they are physically able. To help its aging workers, the lock maker has provided them with magnifying lenses that give them the vision acuity they need to work on the small parts within a lock. These lenses are an example of ____________.

A) assistive technology
B) job enrichment
C) management reciprocity
D) task reengineering
E) disparity balances