Which is a described change in labour recently?

• A. Events held only by full-time staff
• B. No change in staff structure
• C. Growth in agency staff
• D. Reducing agency staff

Answer: (C)

The question is about how labor patterns have shifted, specifically the move toward more flexible staffing through external workers. Agency staff are workers supplied by staffing firms to fill temporary roles, allowing employers to scale their workforce up or down quickly in response to demand and skill gaps. Recently, many industries have relied more on this flexible model to control costs and adapt to changing workloads, so growth in agency staff best describes the described change in labour.

Choosing something like events only by full-time staff would imply a more rigid, permanent workforce, not the described trend. No change in staff structure would ignore the shift, and reducing agency staff goes against the trend of expanding flexible staffing.