Question 7 Indicate the statement that is not consistent with Bowie's liberal theory of work. Group of answer choices It is a simple enough task to find a justification for any objective, normative definition of meaningful work. One of the moral obligations of a firm is to provide meaningful work. Meaningful work defined as nothing more than what employees say it is, is a subjective and individualistic definition of work. The more people are compelled to work, the greater the responsibility to make sure that workplace conditions are as humane as possible. Questions How might a liberal have to respond to the suggestion that some workers might prefer to work at highly routine, unchallenging, and boring jobs? Group of answer choices While it may be true, on the one hand, that as long as no one is forcing employees to do these jobs, employers don't have to eliminate them, it is also true that accepting the ethical legitimacy of these jobs violates the fundamental values of rational and free choice. Employers have no choice but to eliminate these jobs. Employers have no obligation to eliminate these jobs. These jobs do not necessarily suppress the human faculties of rational and autonomous choice. In the context of the meaning of work, which of the following statements is true? Group of answer choices Work means activities that involve perseverance, discipline, toil, usually performed with a degree of seriousness and concentration. The meaning of work is likened with being idle, relaxing, playing, and activities such as reading a book or playing a round of golf. Work does not include any task, accomplishment, or undertaking unless it generates an income. An activity is not regarded as work unless the worker's identity and the activity are "morally inseparable." Question 10 Identify a true statement regarding a job. Group of answer choices A job is a role that one steps into and out of as a means for earning money. A jobs refers to a tradition of work in which a person's identity and activities are "morally inseparable." A job involves developing relationship between the self and the activity, A job enables the evolution of social status and self-esteem in ways that a career does not