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Therefore, she cannot sue under federal law. 5. a. While b and c both describe some stakeholders, a is the most complete definition that encompasses all stakeholder groups.

6. c. Her pay should be in line with the market, as that is her current firm's policy.

7. b. This type of interview is called a structured interview, because its structure is pre-determined.

8. b. Sustainable competitive advantage only occurs when the advantage cannot easily be copied. Attracting employees with rare and specialized skill sets would qualify as a sustainable competitive advantage.

9. c. This approach is the best. Veterinarian work is specialized, and is going...

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Thus, the staff need to be fully effective. In addition, double-shifting existing staff will result in discord among the staff and reduce their effectiveness through fatigue. The best approach is the most conservative one, given how important it is for the clinic to maintain high standards of care.
10. c. This answer was given earlier, in Question 2.

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Jones, a. (2009). On sexual orientation and Title VII: Are changes afoot? Wall Street Journal. Retrieved February 6, 2011 from http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2009/09/01/on-sexual-orientation-and-title-vii-are-changes-afoot/

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Works Cited:

Jones, a. (2009). On sexual orientation and Title VII: Are changes afoot? Wall Street Journal. Retrieved February 6, 2011 from http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2009/09/01/on-sexual-orientation-and-title-vii-are-changes-afoot/


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