Lee Allen

Demonstrate an in-depth knowledge and systematic understanding of company law and of the principles of International Corporate Governance, and their relationship with other disciplines of study. Demonstrate the critical analysis, legal research and communication skills which allow you to research, explain, contextualise and critically evaluate topics of current importance in the area of International Corporate Governance and Company Law. What am I required to do in this assignment? Discu...

Project ObjectivesColAlta Pipeline: An External Auditing Simulation The overall goal of this project is to provide you with a semester-long simulation of an audit of the financial statements of a pipeline company. There are three main objectives behind this simulation: To help you better understand the concepts presented in the external audit course by giving you some hands-on practice related to those concepts; To provide you with examples of the type of work you could see in a real aud...

You are required to produce a 15,000-word dissertation, of academic quality, based on independent research that includes a 10,000-word report and an artefact equivalent to 5000-word. In the dissertation, you will demonstrate your ability to identify and systematically study a problem as well as select, implement and evaluate an appropriat. approach to solving the problem. The subject of your project must be related to yo...

The Covert Operation of the Consulting AssociationOne Monday morning in February 2009, four investigators from the Information Commissioner’s office knocked on a door in an alley in Droitwich, West Midlands. It was opened by 66-year-old Ian Kerr. David Clancy, head of investigations at the ICO, had spent months hunting for the Consulting Association, which had no nameplate above its green door and didn’t appear on official records. But this was the epicentre of a 30-year covert op...

Project OverviewThis project may be done in groups of size 2-3. We will have higher standards for those working in groups of 3, but either way we expect it to be a substantial project on which you devote significant effort. It's difficult to quantify "significant effort" but there's a grading rubric that can clarify this. We are not looking for a perfect project, instead we are interested to see how you identify some of the challenges and come up with strategies to handle them. You may includ...

Tasks Task 1 Unit Learning Outcomes LO1 Explain the purpose and scope of Human Resource Management in terms of resourcing an organisation with talent and skills appropriate to fulfil business functions.   LO2 Evaluate the effectiveness of the key elements of Human Resource Management in an organisation. Assignment Brief and Guidance Scenario and activity: You are a newly appointed assistant human resource officer for an organisation of your choice. You can select your own place of...

Question 1: The Cherry/Miller decision and the royal prerogative powersAssessment Answer two questions from the list of questions below (Q1-Q6). Each question carries equal weight. The overall word limit for this assessment is 3,000 words (excluding footnotes and bibliography). 1. “The Cherry/Miller decision, while undoubtedly politically controversial, was not constitutionally radical. It strengthens and clarifies, rather than alters or develops, the constitution.” Discuss wit...

Learning OutcomesIn this Unit, you are supposed to: 1. Understand the factors which may motivate staff. 2. Understand the advantages and disadvantages of using money as a motivational tool. 3. Understand non-pecuniary methods of motivating staff. 4. Understand issues which might impact negatively on a worker’s motivation and ways this may be avoided. Compare and contrast the main theories of motivation 2.1 Evaluate the short term and long term effects of using money as a motivation...

Assignment BriefEach group member should give a 4-minute presentation, following this structure: • Identify a current problem. • Analyse the causes of this problem. • Present a potential solution to this problem. • Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of this solution Points to consider: • Form a group of 6 students. • Each group member must speak for 4 consecutive minutes. All students will be stopped by the assessor at 4 minutes.&n...

Chapter 1 “A Most Terrible Sea”At six in the morning I was awaked by a great shock, and a confused noise of the men on deck. I ran up, thinking some ship had run afoul of us, for by my own reckoning, and that of every other person in the ship, we were at least thirty-five leagues distant from land; but, before I could reach the quarter-deck, the ship gave a great stroke upon the ground, and the sea broke over her. Just after this I could perceive the land, rocky, rugged and uneven, ...