Adding employees
A)decreases the amount of work that can be done.
B)reduces the legal requirements faced by an employer.
C)increases the demands on the owner.
D)increases the business's profitability.

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Adding employees increases the demands on the owner, as they now have to manage and oversee the new hires in addition to their existing responsibilities. While adding employees can potentially lead to increased profitability (if their contributions generate more revenue than their salaries), it does not automatically guarantee a boost in profits. Additionally, adding employees comes with legal requirements and responsibilities, such as providing benefits and adhering to labor laws, which do not decrease but in fact increase. Therefore, choices A and B are incorrect.

Adding Employees