Indirect staffing costs ________.
A)precede a staffing outcome
B)can be more significant than the direct costs but are more difficult to measure
C)are incurred if critical positions are unfilled for longer than necessary
D)do not have any financial implications for the firm,unlike direct costs

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Indirect staffing costs are expenses that cannot be directly attributed to the hiring process but are still important factors, such as lost productivity or training expenses. They can be difficult to measure but can have a significant impact on the overall cost of staffing a position. Preceding a staffing outcome, in choice A, is not accurate as indirect staffing costs are incurred throughout the process. Choice C is partially correct, as indirect staffing costs may result from unfilled positions, but this is not always the case. Choice D is incorrect as indirect staffing costs can have financial implications for a firm.

Indirect Staffing Costs ________