Exam 13: Employee Rights and Discipline
Exam 1: The World of Human Resources Management97 Questions
Exam 2: Strategy and Human Resources Planning96 Questions
Exam 3: Equity and Diversity in Human Resources Management104 Questions
Exam 4: Job Analysis and Work Design102 Questions
Exam 5: Expanding the Talent Pool: Recruitment and Careers97 Questions
Exam 6: Employee Selection101 Questions
Exam 7: Training and Development100 Questions
Exam 8: Performance Management115 Questions
Exam 9: Managing Compensation102 Questions
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Exam 11: Employee Benefits100 Questions
Exam 12: Promoting Safety and Health98 Questions
Exam 13: Employee Rights and Discipline98 Questions
Exam 14: The Dynamics of Labour Relations108 Questions
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In a typical progressive discipline program,what step immediately precedes the termination of the employee?
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In British Columbia,members of the provincial parliament (MPPs)voted to implement new anti-bullying rules for workplaces.What type of employment law does this represent?
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Progressive discipline is designed to force an employee to improve his or her performance.
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Positive discipline is different from progressive discipline in that it is based on a "problem-solving" approach to discipline.
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The step-review procedure in non-unionized organizations is similar to which of the following disciplinary approaches?
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An employee's legal and moral rights to privacy are clear and well-defined.
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Peer-review boards consist only of people whose jobs are similar to that of the person appearing before the board.
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Which of the following is an example of an employee's statutory right?
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The primary responsibility for preventing or correcting disciplinary problems rests with the HR department.
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Based on the research evidence on summary dismissal cases,in which of the following scenarios does the employer stand the least chance of winning in the courts?
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In a unionized organization,it is generally expected that employers will follow the procedures laid out in which of the following before they dismiss an employee?
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Management's failure to communicate rules to employees is one of the major reasons for reversing disciplinary action.
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Employee rights are granted to workers by the courts,legislatures,and/or employers.
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A peer-review system,also called a "complaint committee," is composed only of people whose jobs are similar to the person appearing before the board.
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In an organizational setting,discipline should be viewed as an educational process rather than a punishment.
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Constructive dismissal occurs when an employer unilaterally changes an employee's working conditions such that compensation,status,or prestige is reduced.
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Tammy Faye,a university student,is doing research on cases decided by the Supreme Court on employee dismissals for theft.Which of the following regimes of employment law is Tammy researching?
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An ombudsperson solves problems through negotiation and mediation activities between supervisors and subordinates.
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The Juniper Corporation wishes to establish an alternative dispute-resolution procedure that will provide a sense of justice for employees.A peer-review board would offer this benefit.
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