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Anna007 [38]
3 years ago
5

The organization must first understand what skills are needed to effectively respond to an incident. If necessary, management mu

st determine if it is willing to acquire needed ____ to fill in the gaps.
Business
2 answers:
nevsk [136]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

manpower

Explanation:

the organization needs the right individuals with said skills to tackle the incident properly

noname [10]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The correct word. that fills the gap is: personnel.

Explanation:

Because organizations are currently immersed in a globalized world, the role played by the human resources department is vital to support and manage the different changes that are generated at the organizational level. For that reason, the clearly strategic issues of those divisions that were previously limited to managing payroll, hiring and salary liquidation have been set aside, possibly because gaps are generated within the organization, causing fundamental problems in the management of the personal.

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Inventories         $1000          $500                   0                  0

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Net working

capital                 $1000          $1050             $600                0

Change in WC   $1000           $50                 $450              $600

CashFlow           $1000          $0                  $550              $600

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