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Decline in Full Time Working.
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Decline in Full Time Working Q. 1. [a] What is meant by: (i) "flexible working" (ii) "rationalisation" (4 marks) Q. 1. [b] Examine the possible disadvantages for businesses of "increased feelings of job insecurity amongst employees". (7 marks) Q. 1. [c] Many companies find that their existing employees do not have the appropriate skills for the future. Analyse how a company may overcome this problem. (9 marks) Q. 1. [d] To what extent would the work of motivation theorists explain the new approach to women at work adopted by Asda and The Midland Bank? (8 marks) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . A. 1. [a] (i) Flexible working indicates the ability and willingness to change methods of working. 'Numerical flexibility' indicates a firm's ability to change the number and type of worker-hours in order to meet demand for its products and services efficiently - it is...
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