Are people who move to another country for work. They leave home and family behind.
What are Migrant laborers ?
100
include
Step 1 Determine Your Personal Goals and Abilities
Step 2 Evaluate the Job Market
Step 3 Identify and Apply for Specific Job Opportunities
Step 4 Accept the Most Desirable Job Offer
Step 5 Plan for Personal Career Development F
What is career planning?
100
A _______ is a computer-based system that provides
information about company operations around the world to managers of a multi- national organization.
What is global information system?
100
A ____ occurs when employees refuse to work to force an employer to agree to certain demands.
What is strike ?
100
Is the world's largest river.
What is the Amazon?
200
A __________ is an organization of workers whose goal is improving members’ working conditions, wages, and benefits.
What is a labor union?
200
As the population of a society changes, so do the jobs that are available. (type of trend)
What is a Demographic Trends ?
200
______ are those pieces of information that feed the global information system database.
What is Data inputs?
200
Candidates who pass the screening interview are invited for a ______.
What is a selection interview?
200
is the capital city of Spain.
What is Madrid?
300
________is negotiation between union workers and their employers on issues of wages, benefits, and working conditions.
What is Collective bargaining?
300
It is a written summary of a person’s education, training, work experience, and other job qualifications.
What is a resume?
300
______ means that managers at company headquarters make most major decisions.
What is Centralization?
300
_______ means that local managers at different company locations around the world make most major decisions
What is Decentralization?
300
Where would you find the Sea of Tranquility?
What is the moon?
400
By law, they have a union representatives on the boards of directors of companies.
What is codetermination?
400
Are People who can report to a prospective employer about your abilities and work experience.
What are references?
400
________ are data not collected by the user but available for his or her use.
What is Secondary data?
400
The extent to which secondary data from differ- ent sources are measured, computed, and reported in the exact same ways is called_____ .
What is comparability?
400
is sushi traditionally wrapped in.
What is Edible seaweed?
500
Which is literally locking employees out of the workplace to force a union to agree to certain demands.
What is a lockout?
500
Also called a work permit, allows a person into a foreign country for the purpose of employment.
What is a work visa?
500
The consistency of the gathered data is called the____ .
What is reliability?
500
A ________ is the steps that must be followed to resolve a com- plaint by an employee, the union, or the employer.