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Tasks overview1. Review your previously submitted work and read carefully the feedback given by the marker.2. Use this feedback to help you revisit and rewrite your work, improving it in the areas identified as weak in the original marking process3. Include with your resubmission an additional reflective statement of up to 300 words (ideally at the start of the document before the report itself) on what you understand was weak, how you set about addressing this and what you have learned from ...

Purpose of 'Zero Carbon Bill'The purpose of the ‘Zero Carbon Bill’ is to move New Zealand to reduce carbon emissions, help us adapt to climate change, support global climate action and support environmental sustainability. Polytechnic working partnerships include stakeholders*, other polytechnics and industry partners include partnerships with iwi, hapu, h?pori and M?ori researchers. Applied research must be used to 1) solve a problem, 2) demonstrate collaboration and partnershi...

Question: Assessment Task for Research Methods for Engineers To produce an executive report summarising how a potential project could be achieved. You should: Write a brief introduction (maximum 1 page) to a project; Including a clear project aim and a corresponding list of objectives. Identify and critically analyse, three different pieces of literature that are relevant to the selected project, this should be done in terms of their quality and relevance to the project. This is no...

Question: Scenario The island nation of Autarka is growing concerned over the amount of rubbish accumulating in the waters off its coastline. This pollution is harming marine life, damaging fish stocks, and washing up on tourist beaches. Research by the National University of Autarka has determined that a significant component of the solid waste is the single-use plastic bottles used by soft-drink manufacturers.Currently, soft drink manufacturers in Autarka pay a tax of $0.40 on each bottle ...

Assignment InformationThis assignment is focused on how a Compensation Manager or team will work to examine the structure of compensation across an organization. Students will demonstrate their ability and understanding of how pay mix and structures integrate with benefits and pay for performance plans. The idea of compensation budgets and administration is then applied by examining all of these in an organization and deciding on the possible compensation strategies for the future.  Ass...

BackgroundWith the increasing disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)-related information, more and more Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are expected to establish internal mechanisms within their businesses that lead towards more sustainable behaviour, such as integrating CSR-related aspects into existing management control systems. A study was conducted in 2021 to examine the drivers of the existence of such CSR-related management control components and the correspondin...

DescriptionBusinesses rely on the ability to use persuasive messaging. How you influence or attempt to change an audience’s attitudes, beliefs or actions. As we have come to understand all the components and principles of csr, we realize that csr is complex and controversial where there are often two sides to csr issues. As a future employees and a citizen in society and stakeholder, in an effort to develop your abilities to critically assess and form logical arguments for business...

Assignment BriefAssignment BriefAs part of the formal assessment for the programme you are required to submit a Law of Contract 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. Define and explain the main principles of contract law.2. Demonstrate an awareness of the effectiveness of the principles of the l...

A good Report generally requires you to answer the question and to include… A title, with your student number, module, lecturer’s name and any other documentation required by the university. A contents page and if appropriate, an abstract. An introduction which acts as a ‘map’ to the rest of the document, describing the aim or purpose of the work and explaining how this aim is achieved. At this point it is usually helpful to paraphrase your conclusion. Evidence ...

The ExerciseDoing research in geography often requires you to summarise and make sense of other people’s work. One of the techniques researchers (and students) use to help collate research material is an annotated bibliography. Part 1 – will commence in laboratory classes in week 3, and will require teams to combine their individual contributions into a complete Annotated Bibliography for their topic. An annotated bibliography has two parts: Alist of reference mate...