Question 1

What should I focus on for Cambridge OCR QCF Warehousing & Logistics?

Accepted Answer

When discussing information sources, always cite official bodies like HSE or ACAS rather than generic internet searches.

Question 2

What should I focus on for Cambridge OCR QCF Warehousing & Logistics? (2)

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In scenario-based questions, explicitly connect the action to a specific right or responsibility (e.g., 'I reported the unsafe practice as per the Health and Safety at Work Act').

Question 3

What should I focus on for Cambridge OCR QCF Warehousing & Logistics? (3)

Accepted Answer

For public concerns, relate employee responsibilities directly to reputational impact on the logistics sector.

Question 4

What are common mistakes in Cambridge OCR QCF Warehousing & Logistics?

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Confusing employee rights with employer rights, or failing to distinguish between statutory and contractual rights.

Question 5

What are common mistakes in Cambridge OCR QCF Warehousing & Logistics? (2)

Accepted Answer

Assuming that logistics organisations have no responsibility for employee rights beyond the legal minimum.

Question 6

What are common mistakes in Cambridge OCR QCF Warehousing & Logistics? (3)

Accepted Answer

Not verifying the currency of employment information sources, leading to reliance on outdated legislation.

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