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What is the purpose of a position analysis?

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What is the purpose of a position analysis?

What is the purpose of a position analysis?

▸ Evaluate how well work is being done

▸ Basis of advertisement for vacancy

▸ Avoid overlap of job duties

▸ Compliance with OSHA reporting

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ManageFirst: Principles of Food and Beverage Management

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