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CALM Company Handbook Quiz

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

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1.

What does the acronym CALM stand for in the context of the company handbook?

a)

Cultural Autism Learning & Motivation

b)

Community Autism Leadership & Management

c)

Collaborative Autism Learning & Mentorship

d)

Creative Autism Leadership & Motivation

2.

What is the primary purpose of the CALM company handbook?

a)

To outline company-wide policies and procedures

b)

To provide a list of employee benefits

c)

To describe the history of the company

d)

To offer training on autism care techniques

3.

What values does CALM emphasize in its work environment?

a)

Inclusivity, respect, and open communication

b)

Profitability, efficiency, and competition

c)

Innovation, independence, and leadership

d)

Creativity, flexibility, and autonomy

4.

Who should employees contact if they have questions or concerns at CALM?

a)

Their HR representative or BCBA

b)

The CEO of the company

c)

The IT department

d)

The marketing team

5.

What is the slogan mentioned in the CALM handbook?

a)

Learning ABA with Cultural Care

b)

Empowering Autism Through Innovation

c)

Together for a Better Tomorrow

d)

Cultural Care for All

6.

What is the primary mission of Cultural Autism Learning & Motivation (CALM)?

a)

To provide financial support to individuals with autism.

b)

To enhance the quality of life for individuals with autism through evidence-based interventions tailored to diverse needs.

c)

To create a global network for autism research.

d)

To offer free education programs for individuals with autism.

7.

Which of the following is NOT one of CALM's core values?

a)

Client-Centered Care

b)

Ethical Practice

c)

Financial Independence

d)

Cultural Competency

8.

What is CALM's vision for individuals with autism?

a)

To provide them with financial independence.

b)

To create a world where every individual with autism receives culturally sensitive support to reach their fullest potential.

c)

To establish a global autism research center.

d)

To offer free healthcare services to individuals with autism.

9.

What does CALM emphasize in its mission statement?

a)

Providing free education for individuals with autism.

b)

Respecting and integrating each individual's cultural values through evidence-based ABA services.

c)

Offering financial aid to families of individuals with autism.

d)

Establishing a global autism awareness campaign.

10.

Which of the following is an example of CALM's core value of 'Integrity and Transparency'?

a)

Ensuring all services are culturally sensitive.

b)

Providing clear and honest communication in all interactions.

c)

Offering personalized care plans for individuals with autism.

d)

Promoting continuous learning and development.

11.

What is the primary focus of the onboarding orientation for CALM employees?

a)

Learning advanced therapy techniques

b)

Outlining qualifications and training on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

c)

Understanding the financial policies of CALM

d)

Training on data collection systems

12.

What is required at the end of each therapy session according to CALM's data collection training?

a)

Submission of session notes

b)

Payment for the session

c)

Scheduling the next session

d)

Supervisor approval

13.

What happens if session notes and corresponding data collection are inconsistent?

a)

The session is canceled

b)

Payment for the session may be withheld

c)

The employee is promoted

d)

The client is reassigned

14.

How long should employees be shadowed with their clients during observation training?

a)

One day

b)

Two days

c)

One week

d)

One month

15.

Who verifies the accuracy of session notes during routine audits?

a)

Care Coordinator

b)

Supervisors/Admin Assistants

c)

BCBA

d)

Clients

16.

What does CALM's Equal Employment Opportunity policy ensure?

a)

Employment opportunities are provided only to individuals of certain races and genders.

b)

Employment opportunities are provided to all individuals regardless of protected characteristics.

c)

Employment opportunities are limited to individuals with disabilities.

d)

Employment opportunities are based solely on age and religion.

17.

What is the duration of the probationary period for new employees at CALM?

a)

30 days

b)

60 days

c)

90 days

d)

120 days

18.

Which of the following checks may be included in CALM's background check process?

a)

Employment verification, reference checks, and education confirmation

b)

Criminal background checks only

c)

Reference checks and age verification

d)

Education confirmation and religion verification

19.

What action may CALM take if an employee refuses to consent to a background check?

a)

Offer a promotion

b)

Terminate employment

c)

Extend the probationary period

d)

Provide additional training

20.

What does CALM's Anti-Discrimination and Harassment Policy encourage employees to do?

a)

Ignore incidents of inappropriate behavior

b)

Report incidents of inappropriate behavior to their supervising manager and HR

c)

Handle incidents of harassment independently

d)

Avoid reporting incidents to maintain confidentiality

21.

What is the focus of CALM's recruitment, hiring, and onboarding process?

a)

Prioritizing candidates based on age and religion

b)

Ensuring candidates align with CALM's mission and values

c)

Hiring candidates without any background checks

d)

Offering employment only to individuals with prior experience

22.

What is the purpose of the onboarding program at CALM?

a)

To provide employees with transportation services

b)

To familiarize employees with the company's practices and policies

c)

To classify employees as full-time or part-time

d)

To investigate complaints promptly

23.

What is CALM's policy regarding complaints?

a)

Complaints are ignored unless they involve clients

b)

Complaints are investigated promptly and impartially

c)

Complaints must be submitted anonymously

d)

Complaints are only handled by the CEO

24.

Which of the following is true about a full-time employee at CALM?

a)

They work less than 30 hours per week

b)

They work no less than 100% of the scheduled work hours in a week

c)

They are not eligible for benefits

d)

They work on a contractual basis

25.

What is the maximum number of hours a part-time employee at CALM can work in a week?

a)

20 hours

b)

25 hours

c)

30 hours

d)

35 hours

26.

What is the policy regarding personal transportation for company-related activities at CALM?

a)

Employees are encouraged to use personal vehicles

b)

Employees must use authorized and insured company vehicles

c)

Employees can use personal vehicles with prior approval

d)

Employees are required to use public transportation

27.

What should employees do if their personal information changes?

a)

Notify their HR representative

b)

Update their information online

c)

Inform their supervisor verbally

d)

No action is required

28.

What type of employee is not eligible for benefits unless specifically authorized in writing?

a)

Full-time employees

b)

Part-time employees

c)

Contract employees

d)

Temporary employees

29.

What action may be taken if an employee uses personal transportation for company-related activities?

a)

They may receive a warning

b)

They may be subject to disciplinary action

c)

They may be reimbursed for expenses

d)

They may be promoted

30.

What is expected of employees under the Professional Behavior and Ethics policy?

a)

To maintain integrity, respect, and ethical behavior in all interactions

b)

To prioritize personal interests over professional conduct

c)

To disregard ethical guidelines when interacting with clients

d)

To avoid communication with colleagues and the community

31.

What does the Confidentiality Agreement require employees to do?

a)

Share client information freely with colleagues

b)

Maintain the confidentiality of client information adhering to HIPAA regulations

c)

Disclose client information to unauthorized individuals

d)

Ignore ethical guidelines when handling client information

32.

What should employees do if they encounter a conflict of interest?

a)

Ignore the conflict and continue working

b)

Disclose the conflict to their reporting BCBA and management immediately

c)

Prioritize personal interests over the interests of CALM or its clients

d)

Avoid reporting the conflict to management

33.

What is prohibited under the Parent & Staff Communication Policy?

a)

Using approved apps for communication

b)

Direct communication with parents outside of the approved group chat

c)

Including the care coordinator in communication

d)

Communicating through iMessage group chat

34.

What are the consequences of violating the Parent & Staff Communication Policy?

a)

A warning with no further action

b)

Disciplinary action, up to and including termination

c)

Promotion to a higher position

d)

No consequences

35.

What is a mandatory condition of employment at CALM?

a)

Attending supervision sessions

b)

Completing training manuals

c)

Using company-owned devices responsibly

d)

Submitting weekly reports

36.

What is the consequence of failing to attend or cooperate with scheduled supervision sessions at CALM?

a)

A warning letter

b)

Immediate termination

c)

Reduction in salary

d)

Suspension for one week

37.

Which of the following is NOT acceptable during supervision sessions at CALM?

a)

Driving or running errands

b)

Providing meaningful feedback to technicians

c)

Reviewing program fidelity

d)

Communicating with parents

38.

What must supervisors ensure during remote supervision sessions?

a)

Distraction-free and professional environment

b)

Use of personal phones for non-work purposes

c)

Multitasking with personal errands

d)

Flexible and unstructured supervision

39.

What is required of employees who are issued CALM-owned materials?

a)

Use them for personal tasks

b)

Handle them responsibly and use them only for work-related purposes

c)

Share them with colleagues

d)

Return them within 10 business days after resignation

40.

What happens if an employee fails to return company property within 5 business days after resignation or termination?

a)

They are fined $100

b)

Replacement costs are deducted from their final paycheck

c)

They are banned from future employment at CALM

d)

They are required to attend a disciplinary meeting

41.

What is the policy for employees who possess company-owned devices or other properties?

a)

They can use them for personal purposes

b)

They must return them upon resignation or termination

c)

They can keep them as a bonus

d)

They must share them with other employees

42.

What is the policy regarding the use of personal phones during sessions with clients at CALM?

a)

Personal phones are allowed without restrictions.

b)

Personal phones are strongly prohibited unless there is an emergency or a need to contact a supervisor.

c)

Personal phones can be used freely with supervisor approval.

d)

Personal phones are allowed only for family-related issues without acknowledgment.

43.

What is CALM's stance on maintaining a professional appearance?

a)

Employees can dress casually as long as they are comfortable.

b)

Employees are expected to maintain a professional appearance that reflects their role and promotes a respectful environment.

c)

Employees must wear uniforms provided by CALM.

d)

Employees are required to follow a strict dress code with no exceptions.

44.

What actions will CALM take if an employee is found engaging in sexual harassment?

a)

The employee will be given a warning and allowed to continue working.

b)

The employee will be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination.

c)

The employee will be transferred to another department.

d)

The employee will be required to attend mandatory training sessions only.

45.

What is CALM's policy on drug and alcohol use in the workplace?

a)

The use of drugs and alcohol is permitted during breaks.

b)

The misuse of drugs and alcohol is prohibited and will result in disciplinary actions, up to and including termination.

c)

Employees can use drugs and alcohol with supervisor approval.

d)

Employees are allowed to use alcohol during company events only.

46.

What is the overtime pay rate for full-time employees at CALM?

a)

Full-time employees are paid overtime at their regular hourly rate.

b)

Full-time employees are paid overtime at double their hourly rate.

c)

Full-time employees are paid overtime at the rate of time and a half for all hours worked over 40 hours in a workweek.

d)

Full-time employees are not eligible for overtime pay.

47.

What should employees do if they anticipate being absent or need to change their work hours?

a)

Notify their supervisor or assigned Human Resources of any changes or anticipated absences.

b)

Inform their colleagues and continue working remotely.

c)

Submit a formal request to the CEO.

d)

No action is required; absences are automatically approved.

48.

What is the maximum drive time compensated by CALM for client sessions?

a)

15 minutes

b)

30 minutes

c)

45 minutes

d)

60 minutes

49.

What is the hourly rate compensation for drive time between CALM client sessions?

a)

Full hourly rate

b)

Half of the hourly rate

c)

Double the hourly rate

d)

No compensation

50.

What is required from RBTs if they are unable to attend a scheduled session?

a)

12 hours’ notice

b)

24 hours’ notice

c)

48 hours’ notice

d)

No notice required

51.

What happens if a parent cancels a session with same-day notice?

a)

Technicians receive no pay

b)

Technicians are eligible for partial pay

c)

Technicians receive full pay

d)

Technicians must reschedule the session

52.

What action is taken for repeated same-day cancellations by RBTs?

a)

They are ignored

b)

They are documented and addressed

c)

They result in immediate termination

d)

They are compensated fully

53.

What is the consequence of unexcused absences or excessive tardiness according to the Attendance Policy?

a)

Immediate termination

b)

Disciplinary action

c)

Reduction in pay

d)

No consequences

54.

What is the maximum amount of time an RBT can be paid for if a session scheduled for 3 hours or more is canceled on the same day?

a)

Up to 1 hour at their regular hourly rate

b)

Up to 3 hours at half their regular hourly rate

c)

Up to 2 hours at their regular hourly rate

d)

Up to 3 hours at their regular hourly rate

55.

What must be documented in Ensora notes and Google Form to be eligible for payment after a canceled session?

a)

SOAP notes

b)

The cancellation

c)

The client's feedback

d)

The session's duration

56.

Within how many hours must session notes be submitted after the date of service?

a)

12 hours

b)

48 hours

c)

24 hours

d)

72 hours

57.

What may happen if session notes are not submitted on time?

a)

The session will be rescheduled

b)

Payment for the session may be delayed or withheld

c)

The RBT will receive a warning

d)

The client will be notified

58.

Where will the assigned schedule for RBTs be available?

a)

Gusto

b)

SOAP notes

c)

Ensora

d)

Google Form

59.

What system must RBTs use to clock in and out at the start and end of each session?

a)

Ensora

b)

Gusto

c)

SOAP notes

d)

Google Form

60.

What is expected of RBTs to maintain professionalism?

a)

Submitting session notes within 48 hours

b)

Communicating proactively and following all protocols

c)

Using SOAP notes for documentation

d)

Working overtime without pay

61.

What type of leave does CALM offer to eligible employees?

a)

Paid vacation days

b)

Paid mental health days and sick leave

c)

Unpaid leave for personal reasons

d)

Paid maternity leave

62.

What is required if an employee plans to take extended leave lasting more than 3 consecutive days?

a)

Notify CALM management and care coordinator at least 1 week in advance

b)

Submit a resignation letter

c)

Provide a doctor's note

d)

Notify CALM management on the day of leave

63.

What is the minimum notice period required by CALM for resigning or taking an extended leave of absence?

a)

One week

b)

Two weeks

c)

Three weeks

d)

One month

64.

What is the first step in CALM's corrective action process for employee performance or compliance issues?

a)

Termination

b)

Corrective Action Meeting

c)

Verbal and Written Warning

d)

Suspension

65.

What happens upon termination of an employee at CALM?

a)

The employee is given a severance package

b)

The employee is banned from contacting parents directly and withdrawn from CALM communication platforms

c)

The employee is reassigned to a different role

d)

The employee is required to attend a final meeting

66.

What is required of employees at CALM regarding their assigned cases?

a)

Employees must sit on their assigned cases actively.

b)

Employees can choose whether or not to sit on their assigned cases.

c)

Employees must sit on their assigned cases only once a month.

d)

Employees are required to sit on cases only during holidays.

67.

What action can CALM take if an employee fails to sit on a case for 3 consecutive weeks?

a)

Place the employee on administrative hold.

b)

Terminate employment.

c)

Make no attempt to re-staff the employee with another client.

d)

All of the above.

68.

What is one consequence of failing to provide a two-week notice before leaving CALM?

a)

Loss of earned PTO.

b)

Forfeiture of 50% of the final paycheck.

c)

Ineligibility for rehire.

d)

Immediate termination of benefits.

69.

What happens to company-sponsored benefits in cases of uncommunicated termination at CALM?

a)

Benefits are terminated immediately as of the last day worked.

b)

Benefits are terminated after one month.

c)

Benefits are terminated after a two-week notice period.

d)

Benefits remain active for six months.

70.

What is the payroll frequency mentioned for employees at CALM?

a)

Weekly.

b)

Bi-weekly or monthly.

c)

Daily.

d)

Quarterly.

71.

What is the eligibility requirement for CALM employees to earn 1 Paid Mental Health Day (PMHD)?

a)

30 days of active employment with 80–85% of scheduled work hours

b)

45 days of active employment with 90–95% of scheduled work hours

c)

60 days of active employment with 85–90% of scheduled work hours

d)

90 days of active employment with 95–100% of scheduled work hours

72.

How many Paid Mental Health Days (PMHDs) can CALM employees earn per calendar year?

a)

5 PMHDs

b)

6 PMHDs

c)

8 PMHDs

d)

10 PMHDs

73.

What happens to unused PMHDs at the end of the year?

a)

They roll over to the next year

b)

They are converted into cash value

c)

They are forfeited and do not roll over

d)

They are added to sick leave

74.

When does PMHD accrual reset for CALM employees?

a)

January 1st

b)

July 1st

c)

December 31st

d)

April 1st

75.

Through which system must PMHD requests be submitted?

a)

HR email system

b)

Gusto payroll system

c)

Employee portal

d)

Management approval system

76.

What is the minimum notice required to request a PMHD, except in emergency situations?

a)

1 business day

b)

2 business days

c)

3 business days

d)

5 business days

77.

Can PMHDs and sick leave be paid out upon resignation or termination of employment?

a)

Yes, they are eligible for payout

b)

No, they are not eligible for payout

c)

Only PMHDs are eligible for payout

d)

Only sick leave is eligible for payout

78.

Under what circumstances can PMHDs be used during blackout periods?

a)

With approval from HR

b)

With approval from management

c)

Without any approval

d)

Only during emergencies

79.

At what rate is sick leave accrued according to the Sick Leave Policy?

a)

1 hour for every 20 hours worked, up to 30 hours per calendar year

b)

1 hour for every 30 hours worked, up to 40 hours per calendar year

c)

1 hour for every 40 hours worked, up to 50 hours per calendar year

d)

1 hour for every 50 hours worked, up to 60 hours per calendar year

80.

When can employees begin using accrued sick leave?

a)

After 15 days of employment

b)

After 30 days of employment

c)

After 45 days of employment

d)

After 60 days of employment

81.

Which of the following is NOT a valid use of sick leave under the Sick Leave Policy?

a)

Personal illness or injury

b)

Medical or dental appointments

c)

Care of a sick child, spouse, or parent

d)

Vacation or leisure travel

82.

What is required for absences of more than 2 consecutive days?

a)

A written explanation from the employee

b)

A doctor's note

c)

Approval from a supervisor

d)

Submission of a leave form

83.

What happens to unused sick leave at the end of the year?

a)

It rolls over to the next year

b)

It is paid out to the employee

c)

It does not roll over beyond the annual cap

d)

It is converted into vacation leave

84.

Is sick leave eligible for payout upon resignation or termination?

a)

Yes, it is fully paid out

b)

Yes, but only partially paid out

c)

No, it is not eligible for payout

d)

Yes, if the employee has worked for more than a year

85.

Which of the following holidays is observed as a half-paid holiday by CALM?

a)

Memorial Day

b)

Juneteenth (June 19)

c)

Veterans Day

d)

Easter Sunday

86.

What is the maximum number of hours salaried employees can receive half of their regular hourly wage for on half-paid holidays?

a)

2 hours

b)

4 hours

c)

6 hours

d)

8 hours

87.

Which of the following statements is true regarding working on half-paid holidays?

a)

Employees receive double pay for working on these holidays.

b)

Employees receive time-and-a-half pay for working on these holidays.

c)

Employees receive their normal full pay for hours worked, in addition to the half-holiday pay.

d)

Employees are not allowed to work on these holidays.

88.

What is one of the eligibility requirements for State Disability Insurance (SDI)?

a)

Work in California State

b)

Earned a minimum amount of wages in the base period

c)

Be employed for at least 10 years

d)

Be unable to work due to a work-related injury

89.

What does State Disability Insurance (SDI) provide to eligible employees?

a)

Full income replacement

b)

Partial income replacement

c)

Health insurance coverage

d)

Paid vacation days

90.

What is the eligibility requirement for Paid Family Leave (PFL) in New York City?

a)

Work in New York State and earn a minimum amount of wages in the base period

b)

Work in any state and earn a minimum amount of wages in the base period

c)

Work in New York State and earn a maximum amount of wages in the base period

d)

Work in New York State without any wage requirement

91.

What is the maximum duration of Paid Family Leave (PFL) per year?

a)

8 weeks

b)

10 weeks

c)

12 weeks

d)

14 weeks

92.

Which of the following is NOT a qualifying event for Paid Family Leave (PFL)?

a)

Bonding with a new child

b)

Caring for a seriously ill family member

c)

Military caregiving

d)

Taking a vacation

93.

What is required from employees to apply for Paid Family Leave (PFL)?

a)

A completed claim form and supporting documentation

b)

A verbal notice to their employer

c)

A letter from their family member

d)

No documentation is required

94.

What does Paid Family Leave (PFL) provide in terms of job protection?

a)

Guarantees job protection on its own

b)

Does not guarantee job protection but may run concurrently with job-protected leave under FMLA

c)

Guarantees job protection only for military caregiving

d)

Guarantees job protection only for bonding with a new child

95.

What does "Intermittent Leave" under PFL allow employees to do?

a)

Take leave only in full weeks.

b)

Take leave in full weeks or smaller increments.

c)

Take leave only in smaller increments.

d)

Take leave without following state laws or employer policies.

96.

Which benefit can PFL be used alongside, if applicable?

a)

Health insurance.

b)

Short-term disability insurance.

c)

Paid time off (PTO).

d)

Sick leave.

97.

What is one of the core responsibilities of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)?

a)

Conduct intake interviews.

b)

Coordinate recruitment and hiring of new staff.

c)

Conduct Functional Behavior Assessments.

d)

Manage employee relations.

98.

What is the primary role of the Care Coordinator at CALM?

a)

Supervising RBTs and providing direct behavioral interventions.

b)

Managing the intake process and acting as a liaison between families and CALM’s Behavior Technicians.

c)

Coordinating recruitment and hiring of new staff.

d)

Overseeing onboarding and compliance with employment laws.

99.

What is one of the core responsibilities of the Human Resources Administrator at CALM?

a)

Conducting Functional Behavior Assessments.

b)

Intake and assessment by reviewing referrals.

c)

Coordinating recruitment, interviewing, and hiring of new staff.

d)

Supervising RBTs.

100.

What is the primary purpose of developing behavior intervention plans (BIPs)?

a)

To manage employee records and payroll.

b)

To ensure compliance with employment laws.

c)

To support client progress through structured plans.

d)

To provide insurance billing in a timely manner.