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    A bonus plan is one where the bonus is awarded after the fact and typically has very little or no incentive value. The employees typically come to see it as an entitlement.An incentive plan is a variable pay plan that is tied to some level of performance. The employee is rewarded with a payment that is predefined and non discretionary. The reward is paid when actual performance meets or exceeds predefined goals. incentive | Any form of variable payment tied to performance. The payment may be

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    Telecommuting at MedEx The case is about a Human Resource Manager that is very concerned about the high turnover rate for the specialists at a company called MedEx. Turnover is very costly for the company and the manager‚ Harry Davis‚ wants to lower the turnover rate. Telecommuting came up as an idea to help decrease the turnover rate. The specialist job that they keep referring to has an intensive 3-week training but after that the specialist work independently on their work and so telecommuting

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    9/11, 2001: A Case Study

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    September 11‚ 2001 was a defining moment in American history‚ as well as a defining moment in the history of the fire service‚ when 343 fire fighters were lost in the 2 largest building collapses in recorded history (Brannigan & Corbett‚ 2015). The mechanism of the collapse of these structures has become a source of debate. NIST analyzed the collapse and arrived at a conclusion as to the contributing factors of the collapse of the buildings. Some of the factors include dislodged fire proofing‚ weakened

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    1. Describe the situation of the Lehman brothers from an ethics perspective. What’s your opinion of what happened here? Lehman’ executives exploiting loopholes in the accounting standards to manipulate their balance sheet in order to mislead the investing public is the ethical issue that contributed to the company’s collapse. Lehman was able to clear vast amounts of unprofitable assets off of its balance sheet instead of selling them at a loss by using Repo 105. There was evidence that the chief

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    In 2015‚ the International School of Panama created a five-year strategic plan with the assistance of strategic business consulting group. The initiative began with 11 broad goals‚ which were later condensed into three strategies‚ Academic Excellence‚ Organizational Health‚ and Climate and Culture. The focus of this essay is identification of problems associated within the ISP Strategic Plan’s Organizational Health area. The one strategic goal of Organizational Health states‚ “Develop and implement

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    1. Why is the BlackBerry controversy prominent in Asia‚ particularly in the Middle East‚ and not anywhere else in the world?  The blackberry controversy is prominent in Asia‚ particularly in the Middle East‚ and not anywhere else in the world because of the instability of the region‚ government corruption‚ and restricted freedoms. The governments in the Middle East are under threat and need all of the information on potential terrorist plots so they can get to protect their sovereignty. In order

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    Case Analysis- AstroTurf Lobbying AstroTurf Lobbying is a political organization or campaign that appears to be made up of grassroots activists. These organizations or campaigns are actually organized and run by corporate interests seeking to further their own agendas. The organizations are introduced with names that are made to disguise the group’s true intentions. There are many problems with AstroTurf Lobbying. AstroTurf Lobbying is an emerging issue that needs to be taken care of quickly

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    were defective equipment or parts. Claiming the products failed to work as promised and advertised‚ Transamerica filed suit which initially included a claim based on implied warranty. Issue What are the appropriate statute of limitations in this case and what specific warranties and disclaimers exist‚ if any‚ following the conversation between Brown and Spenser? Did the two parties

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    9/11 Attack Case Study

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    over time‚ and could the 9/11/01 attacks have been avoided? Were US intelligence and counterterrorist (CT) assets well organized to avoid the 9/11/01 attacks? To what degree was the Clinton administration’s CT strategy a product of faulty presidential thinking -- or faulty intelligence? How did the 9/11 Commission recommend the US adapt its strategy to react to the 9/11/01 attacks? How did the 9/11 Commission recommend the US restructure its organizations after the 9/11/01 attacks? How can the

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    Case Study 1: Starbucks 1. What are the barriers facing Starbucks as they try to “teach” people to change their consumption habits from tea and instant coffee? a. China is country with a population of about 1.3 billion people. It is considered a tea-drinking nation rather than a coffee-drinking nation. This is partly due to the benefits that tea is believed to offer‚ which include medicinal qualities that coffee does not have. As a result‚ Starbucks has the barrier of tradition in their way

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