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gulaghasi [49]
3 years ago
15

Dennis Galvan works as a campaigner at Green Earth, an environmental organization. Every month, his organization arranges a team

outing where they play disc golf, soccer, and participate in relays and other team-building activities. The human resource department ensures that there are regular interactions between employees through team dinners and cultural events. According to the information given in this case, which of the following is most likely to be the reason for Galvan's high level of satisfaction toward his job?
A) salary packaging
B) promotion and growth
C) constructive dismissal
D) social environment
E) profile of work
Business
1 answer:
mote1985 [20]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

social environment

Explanation:

The activities performed as mentioned in the problem is termed as employee engagement activities. Reason behind doing this to increase social interaction which generates understanding between employee. it strengthen social and emotional connection of people and hence employee feel more satisfied towards their work and organization. This is done via increases healthy social engagement and hence social environment is correct answer

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Explanation:

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c. Compute the dividend pay-out ratio . (Keep the answer to two decimals. Example of the answer format: 55.55%)

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a. What will be the amount funded with equity for the project ? (Keep the answer to a whole number. Example of answer format: $1,000,000)

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