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Question-1
When a new person is selected for a job, the type of training given is:
(A)
Induction
(B)
On-the job
(C)
Off-the job
(D)
No training
Question-2
The type of training, where the worker goes away from the place where they work is:
(A)
On-the job training
(B)
Off-the job training
(C)
Individual training
(D)
No training
Question-3
When a vacancy in business is filled by existing employee, it is called:
(A)
Internal recruitment
(B)
External recruitment
(C)
Selection
(D)
Induction
Question-4
If a worker loses his job without his fault, it is called:
(A)
Work force planning
(B)
Job satisfaction
(C)
Redundancy
(D)
Dismissal
Question-5
If some one is recruited from outside the organisation, it is:
(A)
Internal Recruitment
(B)
External Recruitment
(C)
Selection
(D)
Induction
Question-6
There may be jealousy and rivalry amongst existing employees; this is the main disadvantage of:
(A)
Internal Recruitment
(B)
External Recruitment
(C)
Selection
(D)
Induction
Question-7
Which of the following process outlines the responsibilities and duties to be carried out by some one employed to do a specific job?
(A)
Job analysis
(B)
Job specification
(C)
Selection
(D)
Job description
Question-8
Summary of a person's qualification, experience etc written in a standard format is:
(A)
Resume
(B)
Job application
(C)
Call letter
(D)
Appointment order
Question-9
Which outlines the requirements, qualification, expertise, physical character etc of a person to do a specified job?
(A)
Job analysis
(B)
Job specification
(C)
Selection
(D)
Job description
Question-10
The main role of HR department is:
(A)
Recruitment and selection
(B)
Planning
(C)
Organising
(D)
Directing
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Cambridge Advanced Grade 11
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Types of Business Activity
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