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Questions: Assignment taskThis assignment requires you to assess ethical business issues and challenges within the global business environment linking to corporate social responsibility and professionalism, and to reflect on your learning from the module and produce a CPD plan This assignment has been designed to provide you with an opportunity to demonstrate your achievement of the following module learning outcomes:LO 1    Locate and evalu...

Questions:1. Explain how the principle of fiduciary duty works in a partnership relationship.2. Singh, Shah, Amaro and Brown in an accounting firm. Singh gave the other partners written notice that he was leaving the partnership on March 31. The other partners purchased Singh’s  interest and agreed that he would not be liable for any future partnership debts. At the end of May, it was discovered that Shah had, during the previous month...

Answer: Introduction Globalisation can be referred to the growing interdependence of the worldwide cultures, economy and population that has accelerated the cross-border trades and the flow of investments. Oramah and Dzene (2019) noticed that globalisation is the process of international integration of technology, goods, capital and labour. This report will focus on a comprehensive analysis of globalisation by illustrating a poster presentati...

This assignment will require your group to conduct a comprehensive Operations Management (OM) analysis of an organization of your choice.Requirements:1. Your group will select an actual company of your choice. Select a business that you are familiar with, is of interest to you, and where one of the members of your group currently works. Having access to managers and other personnel will be of benefit when doing your topic analysis. All company ch...

Task: Write a report of 2500-3000 word in which you: Critically evaluate the concept of ‘work’ with reference to the ways in which ‘work’ has changed over time.  Using relevant theory, evaluate your chosen organisation(s) by analysing: the values, ethics and culture of the organisation(s) explaining how this may impact on ways of working  the social policy context of your chosen organisation(s) the wider co...

Course Code   :  BMAL770

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Question: In 800 words Discuss how both as Christian leaders and followers we are called to ethical behavior. How could those Christian leader and follower behaviors influence the building of an ethical organizational culture? How might those behaviors and resulting cultures differ (or not) from those involving non-Christian from an ethical perspective? Incorporate the results of your Ethics Audit to discuss the principles within your organiza...

Question: Instructions: Assessment Criteria Learning Outcomes: Knowledge and Understanding tested in this assignment: 1. Analyse the sources of risk and uncertainty in the project environment and their potential impact on project outcomes and business performance; 2. Explain and illustrate the methods, processes and techniques available for assessing and managing commercial aspects and risks and their use in the project environment; 3. ...

Answer:- Influence of ethical principles on healthcare The legal responsibility of healthcare providers is to protect against improper disclosure of the health data of patients. The patients are concerned about discrimination linked to HIV and other related circumstances. The health information of a patient provided to a healthcare provider is not divulged to others unless the patient provides their consent to the disclosure of the data to ot...

Queations: 1.1 Identify the tasks associated with strategic management of an organisation1.2 Identify the differences between mission and vision statements of an organisation1.3 Describe how a strategy-making pyramid can be used to determine responsibilities across an organisation1.4 Determine the factors shaping the strategy of an organisation1.5 Explain how an industry competitive analysis can impact the strategy of an organisation2.1 Define t...

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Task Instructions: a)This assessment is weighted 100% towards your final module mark. Please submit your work on or before the deadline stipulated on the assessment forum.   b)Please read the facts and decision in Donoghue v Stevenson [1932] AC 562 in full.   c)You are then required to answer all the questions numbered 1-7. The word limit is 4000 words. Please note that there is a maximum 10% leverage to exceed the word count. H...

Questions: In this section you will introduce the theories you will be researching and comparing and explain what the ‘purpose’ of the paper is. Overview of your 3 TheoriesHere you will summarize each of your 3 theories and highlight the key components of each. In this you will also say why you chose each of the theories to compare.   THEORY 1:  BANDURAImpact on the physical environments, both indoor and outdoor (think...

A1. Discuss how ALL of the following aspects from the scenario affect the company’s decision-making process from Unit 3: Module 2. (In other words, how do all of these aspects affect the PROCESS of making decisions.) A good resource can be found here: 1.  Company culture 2.Organizational structure 3. Mission and vision statements  A2. Describe how the company’s culture could affect the market entry strategy. One explanation ...

Question 1 Shauna Sullivan’s son Simon, age nine, has been bullied at school because he has dyslexia.  It all started when a supply teacher asked him to read a passage aloud in class.  Since that time, Simon’s classmate Matthew Maloney has been mocking Simon in front of the other kids. At recesses he follows Simon around, calling him “Simple Simon” and other nasty names.  Simon started hiding out in the b...

Task: Prompt: The four milestone assignments in this course will prepare you to complete your final project, a case study analysis. In Milestone Two, you will begin work on an outline of your final case study analysis paper. You will continue to explore the ideas you developed in Milestone One regarding the ethical conflicts and interactions present in your chosen case study vignette. Take this information and form the basis of an outline for th...

Task: You will be assessed on the following learning outcomes:• Explain key points of the law relating to resource management.• Explain key implications of the Building Act as they apply to licensees including compliance requirements and non-compliance implications.• Describe New Zealand housing styles and structures in accordance with industry requirements and identify and describe different types andconditions of internal and ex...

Course Code   :  FMT303

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Task: Part 1: Short Questions (25 marks)Answer all the questions. Substantiate your answers with case law and/or the appropriate statutory provisions.You are a paralegal in a law firm and your firm is acting for Mr. Thomas Lee in his purchase of a condominium unit at 133 Tanjong Katong Road #05-01 Sunshine Meadows Singapore 575246. He has some questions about the purchase of his condominium unit. Your boss has asked you to draft replies to the...

Question: Case 1: Disagreement about Treatment Decision-Making Nurses are committed to holistic caring and to taking seriously how patients experience their health and illness. This commitment may be tested when patients make decisions that nurses believe are regrettable or imprudent, and that in their view may lead to harming, not helping, the patient. The promotion of patient choice has gained momentum in recent years. Nurses generally con...

Course Code   :  Law6000

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Context: This assessment allows students to solve practical problems that arise from a fact scenario and to give appropriate advice to clients. Instructions: There are five case studies you are required to critically analyse. With respect to each case study: 1.Identify the legal issue(s) arising from the facts of the case study 2. Identify the appropriate legal rules that requires discussion in the case study 3.Apply the law to the facts of...

Task: 1. Define the concept of Inclusion. Describe how inclusion is different from Diversity and Equal Opportunities using examples?   2. Give three reasons why inclusivity may not lead to equality in the workplace? Week 2: Equality and the Law. 1. Explain the weaknesses of the ‘liberal’ approach for creating Diversity and, change in education and organizations the UK? Provide some examples.      2. Outline the strengths and weak...

Questions: Case Study What supporting content does Dr. Koonjbearry provide to justify his position? Dr. Rajin K. Koonjbearry – Information Security Officer Data and infrastructure was not designed to be a secure network.The internet is used for many different things. Security layers have been added as needed to protect sensitive information.Internet has become part of the business process, the core.Life would change drastically if the ...

Course Code   :  HRD1501

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Answers: Introduction:  The study of human resource management focuses on the maintenance of the workforce to increase productivity. The concept of human resource management has been evolved over time. Certain fundamental approaches have been designed for the better application of human resource management within the work culture. The evolution of human resource management has been pursued by three major approaches: scientific management...

Course Code   :  LAW1702

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You are required to search any news source (newspapers, magazines, online publications, etc.) and obtain one news item that reports on an Ontario event where a business has been sued (or will probably get sued) for negligently causing damage. You do not need to find a court decision, as litigation may be pending (not yet decided by a court).Requirements for topics:Must relate to negligence in the business contextMust be an Ontario matter or to be...

Task Assignment Brief As part of the formal assessment for the programme you are required to submit a Research and Ethics in Action assignment. Please refer to your Student Handbook for full details of the programme assessment scheme and general information on preparing and submitting assignments. Learning Outcomes: After completing the module, you should be able to: 1. Demonstrate a sound understanding of research methodologies appropriate ...

Question: Linda decided that this trip was too much for her and decided to quit. She has been doing research online and wants to pursue making a claim to the Ontario Ministry of Labour or the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal and/or both and is unsure of what course of action to take. When the tubes finally arrived at the distribution centre, the tubes had significant rust and showed signs of contact with salty water. Trans-Global’s engineer...

Question:1.What is the basic research question or problem? State it in one or two sentences. 2.Is the purpose of the study explanatory, evaluative, or descriptive? Did the study have more than one purpose? 3.How did the author(s) explain the importance of research question? Consider it relevance to social work practice (or social welfare policy or social work education).4.Was a theoretical framework presented? What was it? Did it seem appropriate...