Changing Jobs Marty Sat in His Favourite Chair at Home and Pondered

Changing Jobs
Marty sat in his favourite chair at home and pondered his work situation.The funding in his division had been cut by 25 per cent, but the numerical goals did not budge.Something had to change, and he knew it was his job to figure out how to make the goals reachable.He had decided to try to make it work by changing the way tasks were combined in each job.First, he needed to know how many tasks there were to each job and how frequently each task was repeated.He also knew that because of the funding cut, people were going to be asked to increase their job tasks horizontally.But, he also felt that to balance this he should add planning and evaluating responsibilities.Together, even though the employees were clearly being asked to contribute more, he felt they would have a greater degree of control over their work.No one looked forward to this coming year - managers or staff - but it was do or die.
-Refer to Changing Jobs (Scenario) .Which of the following is the term that describes 'the way tasks are combined in each job'?

A) job depth
B) job enlargement
C) job enrichment
D) job design
E) job scope