Supervisor Statements and Employment Contracts Quiz

A statement in an interview that potential employees did not have to worry about their jobs as long as the job gets done.

A statement made by a supervisor in an annual review expressing a desire for a long-term working relationship. (correct)

A statement by a supervisor that they are glad the employee works there and hope to have many more years working together.

A statement that an employee could expect job security as long as they did their job.

A statement made by a supervisor in an annual review expressing a desire for a long-term working relationship.

A statement that an employee could expect job security as long as they did their job.

A statement in an interview that potential employees did not have to worry about their jobs as long as the job gets done. (correct)

A statement by a supervisor that they are glad the employee works there and hope to have many more years working together.

A statement made by a supervisor in an annual review expressing a desire for a long-term working relationship.

A statement in an interview that potential employees did not have to worry about their jobs as long as the job gets done.

A statement that an employee could expect job security as long as they did their job.

A statement by a supervisor that they are glad the employee works there and hope to have many more years working together. (correct)

<p>Supervisors should be the ones to communicate any changes in the benefits plan to employees.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>To provide evidence in court cases, unemployment hearings, or grievance arbitration.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>To provide specific examples of an employee's performance.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>To improve feedback between a manager and an employee.</p> Signup and view all the answers