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by BTGmoderatorDC » Sat Dec 15, 2018 5:08 pm
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Beta Corporation claims that it no longer has enough work for the 60 computer data-entry workers that it is laying off. These workers have heard, however, that the company is buying 100 new computers. So the workers concluded that the company's real reason for laying them off is to fill their jobs with lower-paid workers.

Which of the following, if true, would most undermine the workers' conclusion?

(A) Most of the workers being laid off know how to enter data on a number of different computer systems.

(B) Orders for almost all of Beta Corporation products have increased over the past year.

(C) A recent memorandum from the president of Beta Corporation requested that all data generated by the company be stored in computerized form.

(D) Beta Corporation's computer data-entry workers are more experienced and hence more highly paid than people doing comparable work in other companies.

(E) Beta Corporation's new computers will allow its current management and sales staff to perform many of the tasks that the data-entry workers were previously doing.

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by deloitte247 » Fri May 24, 2019 11:45 am
Option A :- Incorrect
This statement is true and valid, if the employees are not competent enough then they won't have secured an employment in the first place.

Option B :- Incorrect
This statement gives no particular reference to either the question or the workers' condition.

Option C :- Incorrect
No memorandum was passed and this statement does not relate to the workers' conclusion.

Option D :- Incorrect
The conclusion obtained from the question is such that workers are highly paid, perhaps that is why the workers concluded that the company was looking for lower paid workers.

Option E :- correct
The factor highlighted in this option is a major undermining factor to the workers' conclusion.
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