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The HR manager told Fatima that the company pays the total health insurance costs for a family of four. As a single woma

Posted: Mon May 30, 2022 4:12 pm
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The HR manager told Fatima that the company pays the total health insurance costs for a family of four. As a single woman (not married), this benefit is not important to her right now. In this case, Fatima is low on the element of Expectancy Theory. Expectancy B Instrumentality Valence Outcomes
1 Point The Post Office's new organizational structure has four departments: The Government department, the Large Organizations department, the Medium and Small Size Organizations department, and the Households and Individuals department. Accordingly which of the following is correct regarding the Post Office's new base of departmentalization? A It is a Matrix departmentalization. It is Product-Team Departmentalization. It is Divisional-Customer departmentalization. It is Hierarchical Functional departmentalization.
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