When deciding where to locate a facility, a company considers at least

QUESTION

When deciding where to locate a facility, a company considers at least four points having to do with labor. The wishes of lower-level employees are not taken into account per se, but are likely considered under this, one of the four points. Explain.

What will be an ideal response?

ANSWER

Answer: Quality of life. Even if the opinions of the lower-level employees are not sought directly, their wants and needs are considered to some extent when a company considers crime rates, quality of local schools, weather and climate, and so on, and the effect these factors will have on all employees.
Explanation: Quality of life: Companies may pick a particular area for their facility because of the quality of life—low crime, good schools, pleasant weather, and the like.