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    How could Ethical Violation Been Avoided? Throughout the many business scandals that have occurred over the years‚ some have had the same violations and some were different; however‚ all of them have consistently had ethical wrong doings involved in their scandal. In this paper we look specifically at the Tyco Industries scandal which resulted in indictments of the top executives of the company in 2002-2003. There are several ways that this scandal could have been avoided. First convening

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    How could the ENRON scandal been avoided? The Enron scandal could have been avoided had they had an organizational culture of honesty‚ integrity and ethics 1. There should have been stronger management and better ethical oversight. Even employees should have had a sense of the expected ethical values and try to maintain a strong sense of organizational culture. 2. There should have been measures in place to oversee the activities of accounting firms (Arthur Andersen)‚ as they acted as both Enron’s

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    TOPIC: FACTORS AFFECTING JOB SATISFACTION OF THE STAFF IN CAN THO UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY - VIET NAM Phan Thi Luyen‚ Master of Education in Educational Management Mahidol University‚ Thailand Introduction: Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy has been established since December 25th‚ 2002 based on the Decision No 184/2002/QĐ-TTg of the Prime Minister to be the first and the only medical university in the Mekong Delta‚ in the South West of Viet Nam. Its establishment helps

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    297 1. What are some typical on-the-job training techniques? What do you think are some of the main drawbacks of relying on informal on-the-job training for breaking new employees into their jobs? On-the-job training techniques include orientation‚ job instruction training‚ apprenticeships‚ internships‚ assistantship‚ job rotation and coaching. 2. Do you think job rotation is a good method to use for developing management trainees? Why or why not? I think job rotation is a great method to use

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    Vocational rehabilitation and work resumption A review of the literature Nadia Clarkin Richard Wynne Work Research Centre Dublin‚ Ireland 1 Stress Impact Project - Chapter 4 Vocational rehabilitation and work resumption 1. Background The aim of this chapter is to review the literature on vocational rehabilitation and work resumption as it applies to workers who experience stress related illnesses in the workplace. The main focus was on identifying literature which related to

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    Unemployment Benefits

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    Title: Unemployment Benefits Only Good for a Limited Amount of Time Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience that extending unemployment benefits strains an already overused and failing government program. Central Idea: Today‚ I would like to tell you about the problem of extending unemployment benefits‚ as well as offer some possible solutions that our lawmakers should adopt instead of another extension. Introduction Millions of Americans have lost their jobs and have joined the growing

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    Job Description Letha Tolbert BUS/303 Tonya James July 29‚ 2012 Job Description Job descriptions are necessary to define the required knowledge‚ skills‚ responsibilities‚ training‚ experience‚ certification or licensure‚ and outline of reporting for a specific job within an organization. Carolyn Youssef (2012)‚ states that “a job description identifies characteristics of the job to be performed in terms of the tasks‚ duties‚ and responsibilities to be fulfilled” (The Job Analysis section

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    director of Inside Job‚ the progressive deregulation of the financial sector since the 1980s gave rise to an increasingly criminal industry. In fact‚ many executives and leaders that were involved in this meltdown refused to answer questions‚ and some refused to interview for the documentary all together. The financial crisis of 2008 left many of us with many unanswered questions wondering how the most powerful nation in the world ended up with a destructed economy. The documentary Inside Job hunts down

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    Analyzing a Job Shanicka Cimone Hoskins HRM531: Human Capital Management Dr. Dennis Cashman April 1‚ 2013 Job Descriptions A written summary of the task requirements for a particular job is called a job description (Cascio‚ 2010‚ p. 189). To attract qualified candidates‚ human resources managers must ensure that the job descriptions released contain all of the pertinent information about the position and the company. However with the evolving business industry‚ some organizations are

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    his article‚ “How Innovation Could Save the Planet” ‚ Naam talks about innovation. Not just innovation‚ but thought. Each individual should think about what they can do to make the world around them better. If everyone is trying to make the world around them better‚ then there is nothing that is out of reach. The problems people face in their daily lives are the problems that lots of other people have. So even being selfish would lead to advances. Solving a problem for one person‚ could mean solving

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