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    BUS 375 – The Reluctant Workers Jami Anne M. Yampierre Professor Howard Strayer University – Alexandria Campus 29 April 2012 Read the Chapter 6 Case: The Reluctant Workers. Prepare a three to six (3-6) page report that answers the following: 1. Identify and analyze three of the core skills that were at play in the case of the reluctant workers‚ referencing the ten skills described in Chapter 4. 2. Analyze the way in which Tim Aston‚ the young project manager‚ was exercising his skills

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    The Reluctant Workers

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    Project Management Homework Assignment #1 Strayer University 1. Identify and analyze three of the core skills that were at play in the case of the reluctant workers‚ referencing the ten skills described in Chapter 4. In the Reluctant Workers case study there were three core skills directly related to proficiency in effective program management at play: Team Building‚ Conflict Resolution and Leadership. I will discuss these three core skills

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    Case Study Chapter 6: The Reluctant Workers This case study is based on a conversation between two people: Tim Aston‚ a new project manager‚ and Phil Davies‚ director of project management. Aston had just changed jobs and was very excited about his new job. He wanted to be the best manager his company ever had. But ever since he had been on the job‚ he was becoming more and more frustrated with the employees and their work habits. Finally he went to see Davies and discuss his problems with him

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    Worker Safety Case Study Bus 3040 Tonya Patterson January 24‚ 2015 With the available information‚ do a simple technic of operations review of the chlorine gas incident at IHOP. (An explanation of this review is found on page 89 of your textbook.) What should the restaurant’s management learn about how to protect employees and customers? The restaurant managers should learn how to do a technic of operations review to determine what specific element of the job led to the accident.

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    Lorenzo Gomez 4/29/14 Tuesday 7:00 p.m. BLAW 320 EMPLOYMENT QUESTIONS – WEEK 15 1. Workers’ Compensation. Angus‚ as a condition of his employment‚ lived in a mobile home owned by his employer‚ Deff Industries. The mobile home was lo­cated on the grounds of Deff’s plant and was purchased by Deff to house the Angus family because it wanted Angus to “maintain a constant presence on the premises.” Although Angus ordinarily worked out of an office located in a different building‚ the mobile home

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    CPS Worker: Case Study

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    As the CPS worker on the case‚ in order to determine that the children were safe in the care of the mother I would want to interview the 9 year old. According to Virginia Department of Social Service’s CPS publications‚ Virginia law does not determine a set age in which a child is able to legally stay home alone. Furthermore‚ according to Child Welfare Information Gateway (2013)‚ only three states have laws that indicate a specific age that children can stay home alone: Illinois‚ age 14‚ Maryland

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    What is the title and job description for the social worker? Melissa Anderson is a behavioral health manager for Fairfax/Fallschurch Community Services Board Cornerstone Residential Co-occurring Treatment Program. This entails managing and directing a 16-bed treatment program for both men and women with co-occurring serious mental illness and substance use disorders. She also manages a 7-bed re-entry apartment program. She does program management supervision‚ hiring supervision‚ training‚ program

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    In a workers’ compensation case‚ providers often finance services for an injured worker and file a lien with the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board.[ SOC §15.90] This is essentially a stake or interest in the final indemnity award.[ Kaiser Foundation Hospitals v. WCAB (Keifer) (1974) 39 CCC 857‚ 859.] These types of claims are a peculiarity to California. Additionally‚ they often take a form of their own. They even have their own separate proceedings. In part‚ SB863 was passed in 2012 to reduce

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    The Coalition of Immokalee Workers is an example of people demanding entitlement to their health‚ well-being‚ and their human right to food. Their creation of the Fair Food Program proves that self determination of consumers can help foster self determination in the lives of farm workers. The reaction of Wendy’s management is upsetting but not unfamiliar to manual laborers. They have chosen monetary gain over basic comforts such as water‚ shade‚ bathroom access‚ and sexual assault prevention for

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    immigrant worker. The United States has plenty of educated citizens who are willing to work in the technology fields. However‚ these Americans require training. Employers see it as more expensive and inconvenient to have to train Americans. “The H-1B program ‘has become a major means of circumventing the costs of paying skilled American workers or the costs of training them‚’” (Nguyen). Therefore‚ when given the option‚ employers while go for the more economical approach and hire foreign workers. When

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