Reference no: EM131439997

Question 1: Which of the following is a mandatory collective bargaining subject? (Labor Unions and Employee Benefits: The National Labor Relations Act of 1935)

Question 2 : Workers are classified as key employees if they meet one of which three criteria? (The Internal Revenue Code)

Question 3 : Which legislative act made benefit and contribution limits permanent? (Qualified Plans)

Question 4 : Retirement benefits are generally distributed in one of these three ways. (Qualified Plans)

Question 5 : In 2009, which age group had the highest average total medical expenditures? (Cost Advantage)

Question 6 : Under the Equal Pay Act of 1963, what are skill, effort, responsibility and working conditions are referred to as? (The Equal Pay Act of 1963)

Question 7 : What is the 3% rule used to determine? (Defined Benefit Plans)

Question 8 : These types of insurance plans are set up to cover things like dental care, vision care and prescription drugs (Specialized Insurance Benefits)

Question 9 : What are the four main classes of health insurance programs that employers have to choose from to offer its' employees? (Health Protection Programs)

Question 10 : Which is the following is NOT the reason for companies to adopt various benefits plans? (Defining and Exploring Employee Benefits)

Question 11 : Which of the following is not an accrual criteria? (Defined Benefit Plans)

Question 12 : Which one of these is not a defined contribution plan? (Types of Defined Contribution Plans)

Profit sharing

Question 13 : This type of hybrid plan is based on income and years of service, uses individual accounts, passes the IRS's cross-testing rules and the total benefits are based on the investment performance of the plan's assets. (Target Benefit Plans)

Question 14 : What are the three common forms of managed care plans? (Managed Care Plans)

Question 15 : What are the three specific forms of prepaid group practices? (Prepaid Group Practice Model)

Question 16 : Which of the following is not closely associated with the nature of transactional psychological contracts? (Psychological Contracts)

Question 17 : Under NLRA, subjects for collective bargaining fall into one of which three categories? (Labor Unions and Employee Benefits: The National Labor Relations Act of 1935)

Question 18 : What is another name for a pay-for-knowledge plan? (Adjustments to Core Compensation)

Question 19 : Which of the following is not a fundamental employee goal? (Legal and Regulatory Influences on Discretionary Benefits Practices)

Question 20 : Being able to spread the administrative costs to larger groups of employees, to reduce the health insurance cost per employee, is referred to as what? (Cost Advantage)

Question 21 : This consumer-driven health care option contains contributions made by employers and the balance can be carried-over to the next year. (Consumer-Driven Health Care)

Question 22 : Which three are the three fundamental roles that characterize discretionary benefits? (Discretionary Benefits)

Question 23 : This term refers to an unfunded deferred compensation plans for a select group of highly compensated employees? (The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974)

Question 24 : Which of the following are considered the five core compensation elements? (Adjustments to Core Compensation)

Question 25 : State health instructor laws address all BUT which of the following (State Regulations)

Question 26 : Companies can generally choose from which four programs for financing their discretionary benefits plans. (Basic Design Considerations for Discretionary Benefits)

Question 27 : Which of the following employee benefit might fulfill both transactional and relational expectations of employees? (Psychological Contracts)

Question 28 : Which is the following is NOT the element of discretionary benefits? (Discretionary Benefits)

Question 29 : This equal employment opportunity law prohibits illegal discrimination against protected class individuals in employment. (Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964)

Question 30 : The FLSA of 1938, contains provisions concerning which three topics? (The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938)

Question 31 : This consumer-driven health care option allows employees to contribute pre-tax wages annually to pay for qualified medical expenses, but they will lose the balance not used at year's end. (Consumer-Driven Health Care)

Question 32 : In 2011, what was the average total employer compensation costs for private industry workers? (Employer Costs for Compensation and Benefits)

Question 33 : This law sets minimum standards for the length of hospital stays for mothers and newborns. (Maternity Care)

Answers: Family and Medical Leave Act

Newborns' and Mothers' Health Protection Act

Pregnancy Discrimination Act

Newborns' and Mothers' Discrimination Act

Question 34 : When the employee bears the entire costs of discretionary benefits it is referred to as which type of financing? (Basic Design Considerations for Discretionary Benefits)

Question 35 : Savings incentive match plans for employees (SIMPLEs) have the following characteristics (Savings Incentive Match Plans for Employees (SIMPLEs))

Question 36 : These types of insurance plans provide protection against health care expenses in the form of cash benefits paid to the insured or directly to the provider after the services are rendered. (Fee-For-Service Plans)

Question 37 : Which of the following are characteristics of the flat benefit formula used in defined benefits plans? (Defined Benefit Plans)

Question 38 : Information for strategic benefits planning comes from these two environments. (Information Used in Strategic Benefit Planning)

Question 39 : These are the most popular approaches used by employers to offer consumer-driven health care. (Consumer-Driven Health Care)

Question 40 : The PBGC program recognizes these three types of benefit plan terminations (Title IV: Plan Termination Insurance)

Question 41 : FASB 106 does not do which of the following? (Retiree Health Care Benefits)

Question 42 : Prime-age workers are in what age group? (Who Pays for Benefits?)

Question 43 : Which of the following employee benefits is more relevant for relational psychological contracts? (Psychological Contracts)

Answers: Legally required benefits

Health insurance

Life insurance

Accommodation and enhancement benefits

Question 44 : According to NLRA, which of the following is NOT the subject for mandatory bargaining? (Labor Unions and Employee Benefits: The National Labor Relations Act of 1935)

Question 45 : What is coinsurance? (Features of Fee-For-Service Plans)

Question 46 : This type of group insurance plan offers health insurance and other benefits to the employees of two or more unaffiliated employers, except for any arrangements established by a collective bargaining agreement. (Exhibit 5.2, Types of Group Plans)

Question 47 : The federal government funds the Social Security Old-Age, Survivor and Disability Insurance Program using which tax? (The Internal Revenue Code)

Answers: Federal Insurance Collections Act

Federal Income Contributions Act

Federal Insurance Contributions Act

Federal Insurance Tax Act

Question 48 : A person with this title manages employee benefits plans and pension plan funds to ensure the welfare of participants and beneficiaries while defraying reasonable plan expenses. (Title I: Protection of Employee Rights)

Question 49 : Which ERISA Title contains terms for pension insurance programs and includes the establishment of the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation? (Title IV: Plan Termination Insurance)

Answers: I

II

III

IV

Question 50 : Which of the following is not true for medical reimbursement plans? (Prescription Drug Benefits)