최신OACETT Internationally Educated Professional Practice - IEPPE무료샘플문제

A. None of the options.

B. Advise your client that you need to think about their request and will get back to them shortly. Do not advise your employer of the client's request and work out by yourself the response you will give to the client on what, if anything, you can do for the client, or what other alternatives are possible. This allows you to respond in a fair and courteous manner to your client.

C. Advise your client that you must refuse any part of the client's offer but do not tell your employer for fear of causing a problem for your client. This allows you to respond in a fair and courteous manner to your client.

D. Advise your client that you need to think about their request and talk to your employer, and that you will get back to them shortly. Advise your employer of the client's request and work out with your employer the response you will give to the client on what, if anything, you can do for the client or on what other alternatives are possible. This ensures whatever is done occurs with the full knowledge of your employer and allows you to respond in a fair and courteous manner to your client.

A. The rules put into place so that residents and businesses in a municipality can live amicably together.

B. The rules that citizens in a municipality write in order to follow the guidelines from the province.

C. The rules that the provinces give to municipalities to enforce.

D. The rules that the federal government gives to municipalities to enforce.

A. It is a specified amount of money submitted with a bid to ensure that the bid receives fair consideration from the tenderer.

B. It is a specified amount of money submitted with the bid to make sure the bidder will honor their bid if it is selected.

C. It is a specified amount of money submitted with a bid to indicate that it is a serious bid.

D. It is a specified amount of money submitted with a bid to ensure that the tenderer's evaluation costs are covered.

A. Do nothing because conflicts of interest are common and rarely enforced.

B. Disclose your conflict of interest to the appropriate parties.

C. Withdraw from the project without telling anyone.

D. Immediately resign from your position to avoid any issues.

A. Would your boss take this action?

B. Will this action make it easier or harder for other parties in the situation to do the right thing?

C. What would happen if everyone does something different?

D. What would a new, inexperienced professional do in this situation?

A. A guarantee of full payment for all losses regardless of the cost

B. The estimated project value minus the cost of the bid bond

C. A guarantee of 75% of full payment for all losses regardless of the cost

D. The financial costs for calling for new tenders and the associated delay

A. A Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development inspector is called in to investigate.

B. The supervisor and employer work to address the employee's concerns.

C. The employee tells the supervisor or employer why they are refusing to work.

D. The supervisor and employer investigate the employee's concerns.