In: Operations Management
QUESTION 33
Ron, the manager of a shipping company, introduces a set of communications, activities, and facilities designed to change health-related behaviors in ways that reduce health risks and subsequent medical costs. The program aims at specific health risks, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol levels, smoking, and obesity. Based on these offerings, Ron has introduced a(n) ________.
preferred provider program |
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consumer-driven health program |
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health maintenance organization plan |
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employee wellness program |
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managed care program |
QUESTION 38
The employees of Fanzi Textiles Inc. are concerned about company management overlooking their interests. They decide to form a union to voice their concerns and speak up for their rights. They elect Ronny to represent them during negotiations. Ronny's new role requires him to ensure that the terms of the labor contract are enforced and that the interests of the union are met. In this context, Ronny most likely holds the position of ________.
chief executive officer |
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business representative |
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union trustee |
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stakeholder |
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union steward |
2 points
QUESTION 39
The employees' union and the management at Rexen Inc. enter into a contract, which requires Rexen to improve its facilities and to ensure the safety of its employees. However, a few months later, the employees observe that the conditions have remained the same and that management has not taken any steps to revamp its systems. As a result, the union files a case against Rexen for violating the terms of their contract. In order to resolve this issue, the union and Rexen will both have to participate in a process for resolving conflicts, known as ________.
lockout protocols |
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the chain of command |
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the grievance procedure |
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the unionship arrangement |
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right-to-work laws |
2 points
QUESTION 34
Scorla Automobiles is a manufacturing company based in Nevada. The employees of Scorla are paid the lowest amount under federal or state law, which is stated as an amount of pay per hour. Which of the following laws is the organization abiding by in this scenario?
Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of overtime |
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laws governing equal employment opportunity |
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product market laws |
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Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of minimum wage |
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laws governing prevailing wages |
Q33) The right answer for this question is Employee Wellness Program. The employer who introduces these programs makes sure that they are introducing activities that make employees lead a healthy life which reduces health costs.
Q38) The correct answer is Union steward: Union steward is a union representative which is generally elected by the union. The responsibility of union steward is to represent, defend and negotiate the interests of fellow union members to management of company.
Q39) The right answer is grievance procedure. Grievance procedure is the first step to resolve conflict internally, in this step the union may get their grievances addressed. Grievance procedure usually form part of collective bargaining agreement. in cases of unions, the process involves employee, union and management's members.
Q34) The correct answer is Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of minimum wage. Scorla automobiles pay their employees based on minimum wage per hour set up by FLSA. The role of FLSA is to establish minimum wage, overtime pay, recordkeeping, and youth employment standards