Increasing output without increasing costs is likely to make employees:
A) reduce the time they spend in detour behavior.
B) unhappy that they are asked to work harder without additional pay.
C) reject the principles of job enlargement and job enrichment.
D) readily adopt the principles of job enlargement and job enrichment.

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Increasing output without increasing costs often means employees are expected to work harder or more efficiently without additional compensation, which can lead to dissatisfaction.

Increasing Output Without Increasing Costs Is Likely to Make Employees