Final answer:
The statement is false: not all problems encountered in the work setting need to be rectified immediately.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement: "A systematic and organized effort to investigate a specific problem encountered in the work setting. A problem means that something is seriously wrong with a current situation that needs to be rectified immediately." is false.
While problems encountered in the work setting may need to be rectified, not all problems are considered urgent and require immediate action. Some problems may be minor and can be addressed at a later time. Additionally, not all problems are considered serious or have a negative impact on the current situation.
For example, a minor issue in the work setting could be a printer running out of ink. This problem can be rectified by replacing the ink cartridge, but it does not require immediate action or indicate that something is seriously wrong with the current situation.