General Practice Flashcards

The Injury and Illness Incident Report is one of which of the following OSHA forms?

Answer: OSHA Form 301

OSHA Form 301 is specifically designated as the Injury and Illness Incident Report. This form is used to record detailed information about each recordable work-related injury or illness, including specifics about the incident, the affected employee, and the medical treatment provided. It serves as a supplementary document to the OSHA Form 300 Log.

Which of the following retention tactics would a human resources specialist use most successfully in an effort to lower the turnover rates of valuable experienced employees?

Answer: Internal mobility

Internal mobility is a highly effective retention tactic for valuable experienced employees. By offering opportunities for promotions, lateral moves, and cross-functional projects, organizations can provide career growth and new challenges within the company. This strategy helps keep skilled employees engaged and reduces their incentive to seek external opportunities, thereby lowering turnover rates.

A big corporation is establishing a team to develop business continuity plans in the event that their organization would need to react to and survive future severe storms after a particularly brutal hurricane season. Which of the following projects would the human resources team be most likely to lead?

Answer: Establish and update employee emergency contacts and family information

In business continuity planning, the human resources team is primarily responsible for the well-being and communication with employees during a crisis. Establishing and updating employee emergency contacts and family information is a critical HR function. This ensures that the organization can reach employees, confirm their safety, and provide necessary support during and after a severe event.

What are the marketing's four Ps?

Answer: Product, price, place, promotion

The 'four Ps' are a foundational concept in marketing, representing the key elements of a marketing mix. These are Product (what is being sold), Price (the cost to the customer), Place (where the product is distributed), and Promotion (how the product is communicated to the target market). These elements are strategically managed to satisfy customer needs and achieve marketing objectives.

Except for the following, all of the following would be regarded by law as unfair labor practices for an employer:

Answer: Entering into positional bargaining with the employee union

Entering into positional bargaining with an employee union is a common, albeit sometimes less efficient, negotiation strategy and is not considered an unfair labor practice. Unfair labor practices for employers typically involve actions that unlawfully interfere with employees' rights to organize or bargain collectively, such as refusing to bargain in good faith, discriminating against union members, or engaging in illegal 'hot cargo' agreements.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for the NLRB to recognize a new employer that has acquired a firm as a successor employer?

Answer: Assimilating all employees under the previous employer into the company

For the NLRB to recognize a new employer as a 'successor employer,' there must be substantial continuity in the business operations, including the same basic business purpose, plant, and a majority of the new employer's workforce consisting of employees from the predecessor. However, the successor is not legally required to assimilate *all* employees from the previous employer; rather, the key is whether a majority of the new workforce comes from the old one.

What, in the opinion of the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, is the most reliable source of information on the racial and ethnic composition of employees?

Answer: Self-reporting

The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) considers self-reporting by employees as the most reliable and appropriate method for collecting racial and ethnic demographic data. This approach respects individual privacy and ensures accuracy, as individuals are best positioned to identify their own racial and ethnic categories, avoiding potential misclassification by employers.