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cupoosta [38]
3 years ago
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Janice and Shunil are both senior software analysts. They have worked together on projects OF Six years and get along great. Jan

ice is pregnant and anticipating the arrival of her first child and she is not willing to work full time. Shunil would like to experiment with opening his own business as a home media installation consultant and doss not want to continue to work full me. They both need some income. Which of the following alternative job structures would be best for Janice and Shunil?
A) A job enlargement
B) telecommuting
C) job rotation
D) job sharing
E) job enrichment
Business
1 answer:
Natali [406]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The appropriate response is Option D (Job sharing).

Explanation:

  • Only by seeking less time can Janice as well as Shunil partake throughout the sharing of jobs, which further enables conventional forty-hour-a-week employment to have been shared between multiple individuals.
  • The remaining structural solutions were indeed obligations still forty hours each week.

Additional options are not connected with the situation. Thus the answer above is correct.

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