Erling Rasmussen, Felicity Lamm and Julienne Molineaux Chapter 1 Overview 1 To define employment relations and describe how they operate across all levels of business and a range of disciplines. 2 To identify the major participants in employment relations. 3 To show how the balance between collective and individual employment agreements and rights has changed over time 4 To examine the core principle and content of employment agreements, including the distinction between employees and contractors. 5 To highlight how the role of the Employment Institutions and legal precedent have influenced the practical application of employment relations changes. Introduction Most of us are either employed in paid or unpaid work, or employ people ourselves and therefore have some understanding of what employment means. Employment relations are often described as the interaction between three major groups: employers, employees, and the government. But it is more than this; employment relations are dynamic and complex and what occurs in the workplace is influenced by the wider society. Governments change employment laws from time to time, and courts interpret these laws when…
Career Recommendation Proposal Career Management Recommendation Proposal: The purpose of the Career Management Final Exam is to provide you the opportunity to apply career management theory to enhance an organization’s effectiveness. Career Management Recommendation: Imagine you are an HR associate. Your task is to make a recommendation to your corporations’ CEO to establish a Comprehensive Career Management Program (this can be the CEO of your company, or of a hypothetical company; if you prefer, you can imagine I am the CEO you are proposing this to). The recommendation should be focused on a specific topic that is relevant to the organization and would enhance it through implementation of your proposal.The Career Management Recommendation should be of sufficient length to cover the subject, but thorough in your answers. Even if you do not know numbers, such as budget, put them in; I don′t check for authenticity, but it makes your proposal stronger. [unique_solution]You also should have at least two peer-reviewed sources to support some points made (why your proposed action is valid, the problem you′ve identified, etc.). Be sure to add…
Student Name: Professors Name: Protests within the German Democratic Republic and the impact of the uprising. Protests within the German Democratic Republic The 1953 uprising in East Germany started with strike action by East Berlin construction workers on 16 June and later turned into a widespread rebellion against the Communist German Democratic Republic government. It involved more than one million people in about 700 localities (Richardson-Little 126). The 17 June 1953 protest was brought about several policies. One of these action policies was the SED economic policy, which favoured the development of heavy industry at the expense of the production of food and consumer goods, these led to a severe crisis in supplying products to the public. Langguth explains that the other policy that contributed to the protest was “the decision to raise the work norms (working more hours for the same pay)” (245). The Central Committee decided to make some changes to address the harsh economic times, which included higher prices, higher taxes, and increased work quotas by 10%. If the new quotas were not met, then workers risked…
Student Name: Professors Name: Action Policies that led to protests within the German Democratic Republic and their impact . Action Policies that led to protests within the German Democratic Republic and the impact of the uprising. The 1953 uprising in East Germany started with strike action by East Berlin construction workers on 16 June and later turned into a widespread rebellion against the Communist German Democratic Republic government. It involved more than one million people in about 700 localities (Richardson-Little 126). The 17 June 1953 protest was brought about several policies. One of these action policies was the SED economic policy, which favoured the development of heavy industry at the expense of the production of food and consumer goods, these led to a severe crisis in supplying products to the public. Langguth explains that the other policy that contributed to the protest was “the decision to raise the work norms (working more hours for the same pay)” (245). The Central Committee decided to make some changes to address the harsh economic times, which included higher prices, higher taxes, and increased…
Early Education Center Introduction Education is essential for everyone because it builds a foundation for a successful life. For that reason, I decided to start up an education center business. It will be a place where parents will bring their children as they attend their activities. Parents have the option of taking their children to daycare facilities, but I found an education center advantageous. It will allow the children to learn and interact with tools. Children will also interact with others hence gain skills of following instructions and sharing. The center will be located in a town close to living estates. I chose this location because it is convenient for parents as they will pick and drop their children on time. The place is also suitable as it will attract more customers hence an added advantage. The center will assist families by providing for them a place where they can leave their children as they engage in other productive…
Organizational culture Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Course Name and Number Professor’s Name Assignment Due Date Organizational culture Strategy 2018 was a Volkswagen ambitious growth plan launched in December 2007. The basic goal for the strategy was to make the company the best automaker in the world by 2018 with a primary focus on economic and environmental leadership. According to, VW aspired to become the most lucrative, fascinating, and sustainable firm in the automobile industry. In doing so, the group intended to have the most satisfied customers and employees in the industry by the year 2018 (Robin School Of Business, 2016). To achieve the above goals, the company put in place the following measures. Firstly, the company intended to proactively use intelligent innovations and technology to ensure excellent customer satisfaction and quality. Secondly, the company projected to increase its sales to surpass 10 million unit sales annually. Moreover, the firm purposed to become the topmost employer among the automobile industry by 2018 (Robin School…
Overview and background of Shake Café Shake café is a family business located in Florence. The company was initiated seven years ago as the owners tried to find a job after college. The business was started with the idea of providing an alternative way of eating to the traditional city of Florence while emphasizing on health, freshness, quickness, and simplicity. The main idea behind the establishment of Shake café was to provide both locals and visitors to Florence with greener, healthy, and fresh, fast food in a friendly environment. At the moment, Shake café has three locations in the heart of Florence, Cavour, del Corso, and Santa Maria Novella. The company has more than thirty employees, although the owners significantly take part in running and performing duties within the business. The main focus of the business is to enhance sustainability by manufacturing its bamboo fiber cups and rewarding customers with a purchase discount when they use the cups. The company also has its glass water bottles. However, it encourages customers to limit the use of plastics and carry their water…
Topic 2 DQ 1 In autism spectrum disorder, the behavioral variations in social functioning and social perceptions are different from changes in communication skills and repetitive behaviors. Typically, the neurological and behavioral challenges impact the way individuals with ASD receive and perceive the social environment. Hence, they encounter problems in independent living, employment, daily living skills, education, and social integration (Bishop-Fitzpatrick, Mazefsky, Eack, & Minshew, 2017). Also, the impairments in social functioning and perception result in abnormalities in recognition of emotions, expression difficulties, as well as reciprocal interactions (Barendse, Hendriks, Thoonen, Aldenkamp, & Kessels, 2018). On the other hand, the variations in communication skills affect areas such as writing, reading, talking and understanding. Likewise, repetitive behaviors encompass things like body movement, circumscribed interests, as well as action with objects. The understanding of the differences in social functioning and social perceptions, as well as variations in communication skills and repetitive behaviors plays a critical role in guiding the choice of assessment tools. More so, the assessment tool can be specific to a disorder such as autism or general to an area. Hence, an…
Track of Interest UI/UX Designer The job is about a software designer who will make the products easy to use for the customers. The task will be gathering user information, designing the graphics elements and building different navigation components. Responsibilities: developing original graphics, developing graphical user interface such as widgets and building search fields and navigation pages. Qualifications and requirements: BSc. Computer science or design and three years of experience. User experience The company offers sale credit and allows the retailers to obtain the services at an affordable price. The task will be coming up with innovative ideas, including social media campaigns. The work entails one to have a strong portfolio e-experience and being familiar with tools such as Photoshop plus. Design research lead The company is on the mission to design an equitable world. The research will be responsible for ethnographic research: conducting and planning qualitative research in diverse communities. The data-augmented design which is all about incorporating data science methods to conduct the research. Qualification: 6-10 years of experience, be a top-notch communicator, experienced in various fields of…
Big Data and Its Impact on Its Users Student name: Tutor name: Class: INFS 401 Date: Introduction Today, digital data produced is merely the result of specific, super-fast computers with substantial storage capacities on devices connected to the Internet. Therefore, computers, tablets, and smartphones all transmit data concerning their users. Connected smart devices convey individual information, which is then compiled together and stored on a system server every second on the usage of the users. Apart from the smart connected devices, data is obtained from a broader range of sources for instances: demographic data, scientific, climate data, population and medical data, power and energy consumption data, etc. All these different data provide information about the unusual location of users and their devices, their usage, their travel pattern, their interests, their habits, their leisure, and outdoor activities entirely, and more so the projects they are working on. But also information on how the machinery, infrastructure, and types of equipment are used.…