Which of the following is NOT part of the cost-centered approach for deciding to provide a benefit?
A)Checking compliance
B)Evaluating competitiveness of current benefits
C)Examining employee preferences
D)Basing benefits on historical costs

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Basing benefits on historical costs is not part of the cost-centered approach for deciding to provide a benefit. The cost-centered approach focuses on the costs of providing a benefit, not on its historical costs.

Which of the Following Is NOT Part of the Cost-Centered