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Institute Recordkeeping Recordkeeping Test Yourself Answers HR Generalist Human Resources English Analysis Focus Area USA

Take our test on recordkeeping requirements: Answers

  1. B. At least one year. Keep job applications and resumes in a personnel file.
  2. B. Three years. According to the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), such records must be kept for three years in a separate confidential file for medical info. The amount of leave taken can be in a personnel file.
  3. C. Both of the above – whichever is later.
  4. A. True.
  5. A. True. The policy should be consistently applied and reviewed regularly.
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Institute Recordkeeping Recordkeeping Test Yourself Answers HR Generalist Human Resources English Analysis Focus Area USA

Take our test on recordkeeping requirements: Answers

Institute Recordkeeping Recordkeeping Test Yourself Answers HR Generalist Human Resources English Analysis Focus Area USA
  1. B. At least one year. Keep job applications and resumes in a personnel file.
  2. B. Three years. According to the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), such records must be kept for three years in a separate confidential file for medical info. The amount of leave taken can be in a personnel file.
  3. C. Both of the above – whichever is later.
  4. A. True.
  5. A. True. The policy should be consistently applied and reviewed regularly.
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