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MHA 702 EXAM 7 STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS NEWEST VERSION 1. what can be useful in the personnel recruitment and hiring process? - ANSWER social media 2. number one task facing human resource personnel and social media - ANSWER crafting a clear social media use policy for the organization 3. progress in technology has allowed companies to create... - ANSWER electronic job boards for employment postings 4. - ANSWER job and resume positing site 5. - ANSWER acts as an intermediary - first step in the employment screening process 6. social networking sites - ANSWER web based services that allow indivdiuals to: -construct a profile within a bounded system -articulate a list of other uses with whom they share a connection -view and traverse their list of connection and those made by others within the system 7. sites such as glassdoor - ANSWER companies are anonymously rated and reviewed by current and former employees, salaries are shared, and perceptions about work environment are confirmed 8. statistics about social media and hiring - ANSWER 64% of employers used social media to inform hiring decisions, with one quarter using info gained from these sites at the interview stage, and 35% when assessing new applications (2013) 9. statistic about social media used by businesses - ANSWER up to 80% of businesses use social media in human resource decision making (cyber vetting) 10. fastest growing demographic on Google and twitter - ANSWER Google: 45-54 years Twitter: 55-64 years 11. labor laws regarding employment during strike - ANSWER allows for replacement of employees, which can be permanent 12. despite promises by unions, they cannot force... - ANSWER employers to pay more than they are willing to/able to in wages and benefits 13. actions managers cannot take - ANSWER -cannot threaten or interrogate -cannot make promises -cannot spy on employees -cannot ask any specific questions about the union -question about past and present affiliation with union 14. reason why unions can promise anything, while management cannot - ANSWER managment has the power to deliver on its promises, while union is powerless until voted in 15. one important thing managers CAN DO - ANSWER -LISTEN -if employees offer voluntary information, they can listen and use that info as needed 16. how do unions often hope to trap management? - ANSWER they identify organization internal leaders then try to trap them by having them commit unfair labor practices 17. are managers included in union membership? - ANSWER techincally, no 18. when election day arrives, what are managers permitted to do? - ANSWER speak to employees, pass out printed information, but not hold group meetings during work time; should avoid any discussion and only respond to questions 19. what determines outcome of election? - ANSWER simple majority 20. time required before a new election with same employer - ANSWER 1 year 21. what must managers know when interacting with unions? - ANSWER must develop a complete understanding of the negotiated and approved collective bargaining agreement 22. A social media policy should cover - ANSWER Disclosure of confidential business information Complaints about business customers/clients Disparaging comments about the business or how it is operated Harassment, intimidation, or other criticism of fellow employees 23. If a union is present, interactions with employees are governed by a contract - ANSWER Also known as a collective bargaining agreement 24. The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA-1935) - ANSWER Commonly known as the Wagner Act, is the basis of most labor laws in the U.S. 25. Violations are defined as - ANSWER Unfair labor practices 26. Unions can be removed through a legal process known as - ANSWER Decertification 27. Reasons to seek a union - ANSWER Mounting healthcare costs Layoffs Fiscal belt-tightening 28. Economics alone will promote interest in a union - ANSWER Only if the economic disparity is dramatic

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MHA 702 EXAM 7 STUDY GUIDE
2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>


1. what can be useful in the personnel recruitment and hiring process? -
ANSWER ✔ social media

2. number one task facing human resource personnel and social media -
ANSWER ✔ crafting a clear social media use policy for the organization

3. progress in technology has allowed companies to create... - ANSWER ✔
electronic job boards for employment postings

4. monster.com - ANSWER ✔ job and resume positing site

5. indeed.com - ANSWER ✔ acts as an intermediary - first step in the
employment screening process

6. social networking sites - ANSWER ✔ web based services that allow
indivdiuals to:
-construct a profile within a bounded system
-articulate a list of other uses with whom they share a connection
-view and traverse their list of connection and those made by others within the
system

7. sites such as glassdoor - ANSWER ✔ companies are anonymously rated
and reviewed by current and former employees, salaries are shared, and
perceptions about work environment are confirmed

8. statistics about social media and hiring - ANSWER ✔ 64% of employers
used social media to inform hiring decisions, with one quarter using info

, gained from these sites at the interview stage, and 35% when assessing new
applications (2013)

9. statistic about social media used by businesses - ANSWER ✔ up to 80% of
businesses use social media in human resource decision making (cyber
vetting)

10.fastest growing demographic on Google and twitter - ANSWER ✔ Google:
45-54 years
Twitter: 55-64 years

11.labor laws regarding employment during strike - ANSWER ✔ allows for
replacement of employees, which can be permanent

12.despite promises by unions, they cannot force... - ANSWER ✔ employers
to pay more than they are willing to/able to in wages and benefits

13.actions managers cannot take - ANSWER ✔ -cannot threaten or interrogate
-cannot make promises
-cannot spy on employees
-cannot ask any specific questions about the union
-question about past and present affiliation with union

14.reason why unions can promise anything, while management cannot -
ANSWER ✔ managment has the power to deliver on its promises, while
union is powerless until voted in

15.one important thing managers CAN DO - ANSWER ✔ -LISTEN
-if employees offer voluntary information, they can listen and use that info as
needed

16.how do unions often hope to trap management? - ANSWER ✔ they
identify organization internal leaders then try to trap them by having them
commit unfair labor practices

17.are managers included in union membership? - ANSWER ✔ techincally,
no

, 18.when election day arrives, what are managers permitted to do? - ANSWER
✔ speak to employees, pass out printed information, but not hold group
meetings during work time; should avoid any discussion and only respond to
questions

19.what determines outcome of election? - ANSWER ✔ simple majority

20.time required before a new election with same employer - ANSWER ✔ 1
year

21.what must managers know when interacting with unions? - ANSWER ✔
must develop a complete understanding of the negotiated and approved
collective bargaining agreement

22.A social media policy should cover - ANSWER ✔ Disclosure of
confidential business information
Complaints about business customers/clients
Disparaging comments about the business or how it is operated
Harassment, intimidation, or other criticism of fellow employees

23.If a union is present, interactions with employees are governed by a contract
- ANSWER ✔ Also known as a collective bargaining agreement

24.The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA-1935) - ANSWER ✔
Commonly known as the Wagner Act, is the basis of most labor laws in the
U.S.

25.Violations are defined as - ANSWER ✔ Unfair labor practices

26.Unions can be removed through a legal process known as - ANSWER ✔
Decertification

27.Reasons to seek a union - ANSWER ✔ Mounting healthcare costs
Layoffs
Fiscal belt-tightening

28.Economics alone will promote interest in a union - ANSWER ✔ Only if
the economic disparity is dramatic

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