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12. The stimulus above is an example of: A. Fixed position layout B. Product layout C. Process layout D. Materials layout 13. Which legislation covers the workers being issued protective gloves and uniforms? A. Worker's Compensation Act 1987 (NSW) B. Equal Opportunity Act C. Protection of Workers Act D. Occupational Health and Safety Act 1983 14. Which of the following is a disadvantage of holding stock? A. Large amounts of stock are cheaper to warehouse B. Sales are not lost because of the supply of back up stock C. Good supply ensures timely delivery to customers D. Slow moving stock is not generating income 15. Which of the following activities would be considered as foreign direct investment from an Australian based wool company? A. Selling wool to Japan B. Buying a Japanese shearing facility C. Closing down the company in Australia and moving to Japan D. Selling rights to produce and market it's wool products

12. The stimulus above is an example of: A. Fixed position layout B. Product layout C. Process layout D. Materials layout 13. Which legislation covers the workers being issued protective gloves and uniforms? A. Worker's Compensation Act 1987 (NSW) B. Equal Opportunity Act C. Protection of Workers Act D. Occupational Health and Safety Act 1983 14. Which of the following is a disadvantage of holding stock? A. Large amounts of stock are cheaper to warehouse B. Sales are not lost because of the supply of back up stock C. Good supply ensures timely delivery to customers D. Slow moving stock is not generating income 15. Which of the following activities would be considered as foreign direct investment from an Australian based wool company? A. Selling wool to Japan B. Buying a Japanese shearing facility C. Closing down the company in Australia and moving to Japan D. Selling rights to produce and market it's wool products

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12. The stimulus above is an example of: A. Fixed position layout B. Product layout C. Process layout D. Materials layout 13. Which legislation covers the workers being issued protective gloves and uniforms? A. Worker's Compensation Act 1987 (NSW) B. Equal Opportunity Act C. Protection of Workers Act D. Occupational Health and Safety Act 1983 14. Which of the following is a disadvantage of holding stock? A. Large amounts of stock are cheaper to warehouse B. Sales are not lost because of the supply of back up stock C. Good supply ensures timely delivery to customers D. Slow moving stock is not generating income 15. Which of the following activities would be considered as foreign direct investment from an Australian based wool company? A. Selling wool to Japan B. Buying a Japanese shearing facility C. Closing down the company in Australia and moving to Japan D. Selling rights to produce and market it's wool products
Transcribed Image Text:12. The stimulus above is an example of: A. Fixed position layout B. Product layout C. Process layout D. Materials layout 13. Which legislation covers the workers being issued protective gloves and uniforms? A. Worker's Compensation Act 1987 (NSW) B. Equal Opportunity Act C. Protection of Workers Act D. Occupational Health and Safety Act 1983 14. Which of the following is a disadvantage of holding stock? A. Large amounts of stock are cheaper to warehouse B. Sales are not lost because of the supply of back up stock C. Good supply ensures timely delivery to customers D. Slow moving stock is not generating income 15. Which of the following activities would be considered as foreign direct investment from an Australian based wool company? A. Selling wool to Japan B. Buying a Japanese shearing facility C. Closing down the company in Australia and moving to Japan D. Selling rights to produce and market it's wool products
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