The strategy employers follow to vacate a position where the employee is no longer needed is included in?

Correct answer: B. transfers

  • A. promotions
  • B. transfers
  • C. reality shock
  • D. formal training

Explanation

A transfer moves an employee to another position and thereby vacates the employee’s current position. Promotions also create vacancies, but they are primarily advancement decisions rather than the general strategy described here.

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