SPECIAL PRODUCTS (Examples) • Products of the Sum and Difference of the Same Two terms (x + y)(x − y) = x2 − y2‚ we have: 1. (s+2t)(s−2t) = (s)2− (2t)2 = s2 − 4t2 2. (7s + 2t)(7s − 2t) = (7s)2− (2t)2 = 49s2− 4t2 3. (12 + 5ab)(12 − 5ab) = (12)2 − (5ab)2 = 144 − 25a2b2 • Square of a Sum of Binomials (x + y)2 = x2 + 2xy + y2‚ we have: 1. (5a + 2b)2 = (5a)2 + 2(5a)(2b) + (2b)2 = 25a2 + 20ab + 4b2 2. (3x + 10y)2 = (3x)2 + (2)(3x)(10y) + (10y)2
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accessed: 16 August 2008. Fetter‚ J. (2002) ‘The strategic use of individual employment agreements: three case studies’‚ Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law‚ Working Paper No. 26‚ Melbourne University. Gahan‚ P Hannan‚ E. (2008) ‘Pay rise for Telstra workers – if they leave the union’‚ The Australians‚ 15 August‚ p. 2. Laffer‚ K. (1972) ‘Compulsory arbitration: The Australian experience’‚ Monthly Labour Review‚ Vol. 95‚ No. 5‚ 45-48. Peetz‚ D. (2006) Brave New Workplace: How individual contracts
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Table of Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3 MISSION STATEMENT 4 DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESS 5 ADVANTAGES AND STRENGTHS 6 CRITICAL RISKS AND PROBLEMS 7 MARKETING 7 COMPETITION 9 OPERATIONS 10 MANAGEMENT 15 FINANCIAL 19 REFERENCES 20 CASE STUDY 2 21 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This business plan is developed for opening a new patisserie and cafe in Melbourne CBD for its successful opening‚ growth and market share of its target audience. This rich and diverse business plan is anticipated to reach out to pastry target
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mention the inadequately funded retirement programs and bracket creep‚ that nearly all Australians recognise as economically dysfunctional. The Federal Government has nearly $15 billion sitting with the Reserve Bank in cash‚ add to this the sale of Telstra‚ which would net around $30 billion and based on current government projections the government will have more than $60 billion in cash by 2005. Just looking at the cash surpluses not including asset sales‚ if the
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organization as a collection of components 1.1.1 Internal environment An organization can be seen as consisting of the following components: Strategies Structures Systems Skills Staff Style Shared beliefs: Social systems Note: McKinsey’s 7S framework 1.2 Organisations as collections of people and entities 1.2.1 Internal Stakeholders (i) Board of Directors (ii) Managers (iii) Staff (iv) Unions 1.2.2 External stakeholders (i) Government: Political (PEST) (ii) Users: Social
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each unit of output produced (in this case a motor vehicle) 2+2 marks 2. Telstra is considered a large-scale organisation. Identify and explain two characteristics that could be used to define an organisation as large. In order for an organisation to be classified as large it should meet the accepted criteria which includes; the number of employees‚ revenue in the millions‚ total assets over $200 million etc. Telstra is considered a LSO as it employs more than 200 people and earns revenue in
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internal analysis and competitive situation. The company has strong competitors in the home country‚ like Tesco. In this report‚ the writer has used different strategic tools and techniques (i.e. SWOT‚ Porter’s five forces‚ Pestle‚ Ansoff‚ McKinsey 7s model) to evaluate the current situation and strategy of the organization. Currently‚ the company has strategy to expand their business in home country as well as to the potential market. They have also focused on improving their supply chain‚ procurement
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Title of Modules: Strategic change in organizations‚ Creativity & Innovation‚ Strategic HRM Strategic Change Unit 3 1. Background to organisational strategic change. Marks and Spencer plc is a UK-based company. Many people regard the business as a national institution. It is lovingly called "M&S" and "Marks and Sparks". M&S is known as a best retailer. There are over 370 Marks & Spencer stores throughout the UK that sell clothing‚ food and household goods. The core of its
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relationships through a film text‚ supporting the Skrzynecki theme of relationships through “a young African boy with a haunting back story who starts school in Ireland‚ and finds out quickly exactly what it means to be the new kid”. Also the related text “Telstra Ad - We Are Australian”. The concepts of relationships allow these texts to effectively showcase the interconnection between what it has to offer and its relationship with belonging. In the poem ‘Feliks Skrzynecki’ belonging has been demonstrated
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