The following exam requires you to answer 6 short answer questions (2 points each). Full-credit responses are accurate, thorough, and well written (clearly phrased, grammatically correct, well organized and typo-free). Once you finish, please submit your completed exam on Blackboard under module of Week 12. The final exam is due on the Sunday of the final week (Week 12), at 11:59pm.
[A kind note: there is no “word count” by which to live or die. Obviously, some questions are more complex than others, requiring some additional discussion. So, some items can be adequately addressed in a single, well-written paragraph, while others may require three or more.]
text must be cited. i will include all chapters.
1. What is due process and what does it require? What is the legal source for public employee due process? When are public employees entitled to due process? When are public employees not entitled to due process?
2. Define reliability and validity and discuss how these concepts relate to the effectiveness of employee selection and assessment processes.
3. Explore the paradoxes in the following statement: “We don’t want to invest money in training because it is lost when employees leave.”
4. Discuss the “great pay debate” (Chapter 7). Explain your understanding on the following claim: “the compensation debate is a proxy fight for what the role government should play in society” (Berman et al., Page 254).
5. Define the following rating errors that employers can make when hiring and evaluating employees: spillover, recency, compatibility, and contrast errors. Then give an example for spillover effect and one for recency effect in the context of your choice.
6.. Why are there so many paradoxes and contradictions in public sector labor relations? Identify three important paradoxes and briefly discuss how they can be resolved.
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