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The vertical movement or advancement of an employee is known as:
- Promotion
- Demotion
- Transfer
- Inbreeding
Recruitment
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Promotion
Reason — Promotion means shifting an employee from a lower post to a higher post. It leads to increase in pay, status and responsibility of the employee. Therefore, promotion involves a vertical movement or advancement of an employee.
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