Separation : Unemployment Claims
Based on communications with the unemployment compensation vendor, Talx UcExpress, guidelines of attendance / tardiness contest hearing guidelines had been developed. Let's see if you can guess which reason can make Hewitt win. . .
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General car trouble (if not a pattern)
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Favorable Hearing
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Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
B. Unfavorable Hearing -
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Weather and no one else tardy/absent
- A.
Favorable Hearing
- B.
Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
A. Favorable HearingExplanation
The given answer suggests that a favorable hearing is the explanation for the weather and no one else being tardy or absent. This implies that the weather conditions were good, allowing everyone to arrive on time and be present for the hearing.Rate this question:
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Flat tire
- A.
Favorable Hearing
- B.
Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
B. Unfavorable Hearing -
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Failure to provide doctor's note as requested
- A.
Favorable Hearing
- B.
Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
A. Favorable HearingExplanation
The reason why "Favorable Hearing" is the correct answer is because the failure to provide a doctor's note as requested suggests that the individual had a valid reason for not being able to provide the note. This implies that the hearing was in favor of the individual, possibly granting them some leniency or understanding in the situation.Rate this question:
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Baby-sitter fails to show/ill
- A.
Favorable Hearing
- B.
Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
B. Unfavorable Hearing -
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Broken alarm clock
- A.
Favorable Hearing
- B.
Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
B. Unfavorable HearingExplanation
The answer "Unfavorable Hearing" is the correct choice because the scenario presented is about a broken alarm clock. When an alarm clock is broken, it means that it is not functioning properly or not making any sound. Therefore, it would be considered as an unfavorable hearing since the alarm clock is unable to produce the desired sound to wake someone up.Rate this question:
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Train delay
- A.
Favorable Hearing
- B.
Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
B. Unfavorable HearingExplanation
The given question is incomplete and does not provide enough information to determine the correct answer. It is not clear what the question is asking or how it relates to train delays and favorable or unfavorable hearings. Therefore, an explanation cannot be provided.Rate this question:
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- 8.
No call, no show
- A.
Favorable Hearing
- B.
Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
A. Favorable Hearing -
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No electricity
- A.
Favorable Hearing
- B.
Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
B. Unfavorable HearingExplanation
The given options suggest that there is a situation involving "no electricity" and two possible outcomes: "favorable hearing" and "unfavorable hearing." The correct answer, "unfavorable hearing," indicates that the absence of electricity is likely to have a negative impact on the hearing or outcome of the situation.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Habitual tardiness due to alarm clock
- A.
Favorable Hearing
- B.
Unfavorable Hearing
Correct Answer
A. Favorable HearingExplanation
The given answer "Favorable Hearing" suggests that the person's habitual tardiness is a result of having a good hearing, which allows them to rely on their alarm clock to wake up on time. This implies that the person is able to hear their alarm clock clearly and wake up promptly, indicating that their tardiness is not due to any hearing impairment or difficulty in hearing the alarm.Rate this question:
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