Employees might object when they are kept under a strict watch with the help of Closed Circuit Televisions (CCTVs). This is an instance of ________.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is Option (1) → resistance from employees
Option (1) resistance from employees — Correct. Employees often see control as a restriction on their freedom, so they resist it. Objecting to a strict watch through CCTVs is an example.
Option (2) ensuring order and discipline — Incorrect. Order and discipline is a benefit of control: a close check reduces dishonest behaviour. Employees objecting to control is a limitation.
Option (3) improving employee motivation — Incorrect. Motivation improves when employees know in advance what is expected of them. It does not describe employees objecting.
Option (4) costly affair — Incorrect. A costly affair is the limitation of high expenditure, time and effort, mainly for small firms. The employees here object to the watch, not to its cost.
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