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A group of foremen, meeting for cocktails after work, were talking about problems each was experiencing with worker tardiness. Betty told the others that she had called the HR department asking that a memo be sent to all employees reinforcing the firmʹs attendance and punctuality policies. Bettyʹs comment is an example of
A) informal communication. B) the grapevine. C) upward communication. D) a rumor.

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