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Human Resources & Talent Development Flashcards

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  1. Which federal law requires the employer to make reasonable accommodations for qualified employees with disabilities?

    Answer: The Americans with Disabilities Act

    The ADA requires employers with 15 or more employees to provide reasonable accommodations unless it causes undue hardship.

  2. A facility hires 16-year-old weekend helpers. Which federal rule applies?

    Answer: Minors under 18 may not perform jobs the Department of Labor declares hazardous

    FLSA child labor rules prohibit workers under 18 from hazardous occupations, while hours limits apply mainly to 14- and 15-year-olds.

  3. What is the best way to identify training needs across a boarding facility's staff?

    Answer: Conduct a skills gap analysis comparing required competencies to current staff abilities

    A gap analysis systematically shows where skills fall short of role requirements.

  4. An employee reports harassment by a coworker. What should management do first?

    Answer: Promptly begin a fair investigation and take steps to prevent retaliation

    Employers must promptly investigate complaints and protect reporting employees from retaliation.

  5. Which retention strategy is most likely to keep skilled kennel staff long term?

    Answer: Competitive pay, predictable schedules, and clear paths to advancement and certification

    Fair pay, schedule stability, and growth opportunities are leading drivers of retention in animal care roles.

  6. Under the FLSA, which time must generally be paid for a non-exempt attendant?

    Answer: A required pre-shift safety briefing before clocking in

    Required meetings and training related to the job count as compensable hours worked.

  7. Why is succession planning important for a pet boarding business?

    Answer: It prepares qualified internal staff to fill key roles, such as kennel manager, when vacancies occur

    Succession planning develops internal talent so leadership and critical roles stay covered without disruption.

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