Changing human resource activities to attract and retain health care specialists due to increased needs for those workers is an example of what kind of environmental change factor?
A)government laws and regulations
B)technology
C)labour markets
D)marketplace
E)economic

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Labour markets refer to the supply and demand for workers in a particular industry or geographic location. Increased needs for health care specialists suggest a shortage in the labour market, which may necessitate changes to HR activities to attract and retain these workers. This is an example of an environmental change factor within the labour market category. The other options may also impact HR activities, but do not specifically relate to the increased demand for health care specialists.

Changing Human Resource Activities to Attract and Retain Health Care