Professionalism Case Studies Samples For Students

Having been brought to existence back in 1976 by Richard Hoover, Santa Cruz Guitar Company have grown to produce quality guitars in the region of 500 and 700 acoustic guitars every year. This acoustic guitars’ manufacturing firm is in Santa Cruz California. At present day, the instruments have been regarded and classified by guitar lovers as to being some of the worlds most desired and the finest steel-string guitars. They have appreciated the concepts of total quality in which case they have a complexity of overtones, and they are also highly resonate.

In Santa Cruz Guitar Company, their definitions ...

People services Inc. whose foundation is providing quality services to its customers. Its employees are the key to efficient and productive services. Hence, conduct of employees is taken very seriously in the company. The employees have to be loyal, efficient and productive. The case study is of an employee whose performance fluctuated. At first, the employee known as Maryam had an outstanding performance. A hardworking employee. She came to work early. She did her work very efficient in doing her work. The management of the organization praised her for her good work. She was above average in her performance ...

Journalism is a profession that has its root in multi level bases of responsibilities and obligations when it comes beyond theory to actual practice. The profession of journalism provides certain degree of authority as soon as the vast field of mass media is open to be accessed. But as put very eloquently, with great power comes great responsibility. One stroke from the pen of a journalist or one click of such a camera can yield the power of ensuring justice to someone or cause nationwide panic and chaos. Few other professions have such authority and force. So, being a journalist, one should be ...

Lamson v. Crater Lake Motors 216 Or.App. 355, 173 P.3d 1242 (2007)

Summary. A car dealer’s a sales manager disapproved of the tactics used by a third-party firm in conducting sales promotion for the company. The company terminated him when he refused to cooperate. He sued for wrongful discharge, but the Oregon SC ruled against him.

Personal and Legal Analysis. Despite allegations of deceptive trade practices, the Court found for the employer because it did not compel the employee to commit any unlawful activity.

Answers to End-of-Case Questions. (1) Lamson could sue for wrongful discharge on the grounds of whistle-blowing. The person involved in the illegal practice knows more about it than ...

- What is the strategy of the GSO? Please be as specific as you can in identifying both the GSO’s environmental constraints, and how it differs both from the symphony orchestras, and from a professional sports team, which has many similar constraints and objectives? Why do these differences exist?

For a period of four years, Granville Symphony Orchestra experienced deficit, which forced the management to come up with effective, efficient, and attainable strategies. The main strategy of Granville Symphony Orchestra was to increase revenues whilst checking on the expenses. The management proposed many actions or measures to increase revenue as well as check on the expenses. One of the measures was to concentrate on the fixed costs. The Investment Committee and the Resource Committee were given the mandate to check the ratio between fixed costs to endowment income. The ratio between fixed costs to endowment income was to increase ...

Ahmed Qassim is a Saudi Arabian citizen who is nearing completion of his four-year engineering course at one of the major universities in the United States of America. Since he is on the verge of completing his course, Ahmed has begun to think about his future after university. He is considering going back to his home country to pursue a career in engineering. However, he is also considering a career in photography. He has a real interest and talent for photography. Ahmed has issues in choosing between a career in photography and, a career in traditional engineering.

Analysis and Evaluation

Ahmed currently resides in the United States. He ...

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Inevitably, every company strives hard for the economic prosperity and economic expansion and for that purpose; different things and provisions would have to be taken into consideration. Employees are the backbone of an organization and no organization can increase their financial belongings without having effective workforce and by getting their core commitments. There are many departments that are working under the cover of business. Employees are considered as the most valuable assets for any organization to amplify their productivity. Every department has its particular to perform in the best interest of the company but as far as employees related ...

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Nursing Leadership

Part 1
As a nurse manager in a local hospital setting, I will first start by making Laura accept the new changes. From my perspective, Laura does not have acceptance of the new situation. Therefore, accepting and embracing the new changes will be important. These changes will include variations in payment and diversion in the duties. I will encourage Laura to adapt to the changes by gradually interacting with the staff members. On the part of the staff nurses, I would encourage them to understand that adapting to new changes especially when one had been working for a long time.

Part 2

Professional ...

Forensic Evidence 1: Kumho Tire Co. V. Carmichael, 526 U.S. 137 (1999)Facts
Patrick Carmichael was driving his minivan on July 6, 1993 when its right rare tire burst was causing the van to turn over. As a result, one passenger died, and several others sustained injuries. Carmichael, enjoined by the survivors and the deceased’s representatives, instituted an action against the tire manufacturer and distributor. They claimed that the accident was caused by a fault in the tire. The claimant’s case by and large relied on the expert opinion of a tire failure analyst. According to the expert opinion, ...

Introduction to the Problem

Ideally the problem the group faces resonates around the dearth of social interaction among the members. The fact that the group members are located in different geographical areas makes it difficult to interact socially hence the non-functionality and non-coordination witnessed. In addition, the group can be described as being in the storming stage which is only the second of the five stages groups typically go through.

Identification of the Root Cause of the Problem

The rather nascent group is yet to identify one common purpose. In other words, the group members are yet to settle on one common course that would drive their agenda. As it stands, ...

The organization may benefit and the investors or the users of financial information who rely on the information to make a decision may be harmed. They are likely to be harmed if they make a decision to invest in an organization which has manipulated the financial information. The investors may end up losing their money. The right to know adequate information about the organization which is fair and true is violated. The claims made by the investors for their money may also be violated. The interests of the organization and the statutory requirement to report correct financial information is in conflict. ...

- Facts of the case in the case study;

- The Chief Financial Officer at HOHO is aware of the violation of the 25% rule in expenditure-to-funding ration. The TV advertising costs will definitely push the costs above the limit established in the legislation.
- HOHO management has misallocated funds from administrative costs to program costs in a bid to ensure that the 25% legislation is not exceeded in the books.
- The penalties on the violation of the rights are strict and may pose very serious threats to the image of HOHO and by extension XYZ Ltd ...

Management

CEO Tom Morris and his team at brand maker have a number of challenges in their hands but perhaps the most outstanding challenge faced by the organization is that of the balance of power. The power struggle is concentrated between the director of CIM Carlos Cramer and several members of the board of brand maker. Carlos Cramer is making use of his expert power. He is clearly an expert in matters advertising and image building. His suggestion that CIM and EAD should be merged is based primarily on his expert opinion in the field as well as his vast experience ...

The case clearly presents a number of concerns permeating the ethical, legal and moral boundaries. The situation would inevitably leave any professional disturbed. For starters, it is imperative to appreciate the role of professional nurses in as far as delivering services to clients (read patients) is concerned. It is essential to approach health issues from a dual perspective whereby the patient’s needs equally inform the manner of operations and service delivery. However, the dual approach becomes problematic the moment the demands go against what is commonly referred to as public policy. It is incumbent hence for a professional in such situations ...

Linkedin is a professional social platform and has been helping employees to display their achievement and status to global audience. Linkedin has completed over 5 years and has helped many recruiters find the best employees around the globe. Over the time there were certain legal ethics that Lnkedin faced due to fake and bogus profiles. The paper deals with the writers ideas on Linkedin, its benefits and individual critics.
- Ethical for employers:
Linkedin is a professional social site to showcase potential employees or even fresh graduates to showcase their professional development in a systematic and public format. However major ...

Current pattern suggest that police may have to give more attention in engaging the public in a constructive dialogue to have influence and power. The police should position themselves to educate and lead community on security issues when they prefer or are needed to do so. With professionalism, the main fundamental obligation is to establish conducive environment for law enforcement where ethical behavior is supreme. Proactive, preventive measures may be enforced by the police thereby increasing community satisfaction and trust, therefore, eliminating the need for power or influence to enforce law. Professionalism creates an accessible and open process for accepting ...

Introduction

The ethical issue presented in this case is that the client is only concerned about the budget and project being delayed and is not concerned about the requirements of the room being explosion proof. Further, to solve this situation, Bull tells Dante that he will have the fire code official Bobby get back to him on the matter. Later, Bobby burns calls Dante and tells him that the room is explosion proof and they can continue with the work even without verifying that he has visited the site. Further, Dante is willing to accept the fire official statements and ...

In the case, Robert Lee, the partner-in charge of the engagement, made a decision to purchase the outstanding stock of Stewart International basing his decision on unaudited accounting records. Joseph Chang is in a dilemma whether to submit the audited accounting records which apparently does not reflect the 25% increase in earnings that has been reflected by the unaudited accounts which will make Robert and Charles stop reclaiming the company’s stock from members of the public or to go without reporting the audited accounts and leave Robert and Charles continue to repossess the outstanding stock.
Joseph Chang’s decision ...

The concept of legislative professionalism has existed for more than four decades and plays an integral role in state politics. Legislative professionalism encompasses numerous aspects including public opinion on law and policy formulation, provision of resources to the legislature, equipping, staffing, and efficiency of state government on expenditure and equitable distribution of resources, to highlight, but a few. Based on this assertion coupled with broadness of this concept, scholars have found it difficult to provide precise and concrete definition of legislative professionalism. However, William (78) defines legislative professionalism as the extent or degree in which, legislatures has authority of its ...

Abstract

This paper will consider over what the employees behavior should be at all-time. It will also reflect on why this is significant. Last, it will provide benefits for managing a professional performance.

Main Body

Employees need to remain professional outside work for their pride of their job. They need to consider the image that their behavior displays when they are off work. They need to remember how that image could damage their boss or the company, if that image was caught.
Employees that do this will always have a pride within their self. They will feel better about their self-and the job ...

Starbucks market is “strongly positioned as a sort of high-brow “third place”—outside the home and office—featuring couches, eclectic music, wireless Internet access, and art splashed walls” (Dunkin' Donuts: Positioning of the average Joe, p. 209). On the other hand, Dunkin Donuts is “more low-brow, “everyman” kind of positioning” (Dunkin' Donuts 209). The target market of Dunkin’ are the simple working class people which includes “middle-income blue-andwhite-collar workers across all age, race, and income demographics” while Starbucks focus are the professional groups or the higher income class (Dunkin' Donuts 209).
The segment that Dunkin’ is attempting to reach ...

Which of the two target markets should Eliza Minden pick, and why?

Minden has two markets to hose from, including the professional dancers and dance students, mostly from the age of 10 to advanced students through to adulthood. Minden should pick the professional dancers segment as it has advantages compared to dance students. Minden managed to produce patented shoes from a common sense approach, by promoting their comfort, durability, and injury prevention. This target market makes their choices for pointe shoes based health, safety, and durability. From the interviews, most ballerinas agree that comfort and fit are the most important factors that affect the choice of pointe shoes they make. From the ...

Question 1:

As a successful accounting firm, Katz, Sapper & Miller understands basic accounting concepts, such as the concepts of expenditure on marketing, productivity and management. Good accounting skills will careful scheduling as well as effective communication and will allow Katz, Sapper & Miller to reach attain its full potential (Knapp, 2011). Appreciating various ways of how to ensure that the firm remains productive enables the firm to attain the most of its money. Accounting values give Katz, Sapper & Miller an identity as well as create healthy work environment. In addition, according to accounting building information makes its clear and concise accounting values gives ...

The Audit Enhancement Bill 2012 aimed at improving the transparency and quality of the auditing process to align Australia’s auditing framework with internal standards (Australian Government, 2012). According to Australian Institute of Chartered Accounts (AICA), the Audit Enhancement Bill 2012 brings more evolutionary changes than revolution changes. The AICA believes that these evolutionary changes will help in fine tuning the quality of the auditing process in Australia. The Audit Enhancement Bill 2012 are several measures affecting the regulatory framework in Australia. These measures recommended in the Bill include the extension of the frequency of rotating auditors by two ...

Michael Clayton

Arthur a partner in a leading law firm feels guilty after discovering that U-North an agrochemical company they represent is actually responsible for the death of farmers and other citizens. Arthur faces a moral dilemma concerning the lives of the citizens affected and the amount of money they stand to make if they win the lawsuit. Arthur weighs the benefits in terms of cash that he claims to waste on prostitutes and the lives of innocent people. His conscience weighs down on him, and he decides to build a case against his firm in order to enable the innocent people, especially Anna whose ...

Although most of the systems these days are multi-utility and can be used for various purposes however in order to obtain optimum performance, it is always recommended to choose the configuration of a desktop computer in such a manner that it is specifically assembled to cater according to the customized requirements. In this paper, we will look at the various configurations of systems on the basis of specific requirements provided for the procurement of desktop computer systems within a specified budget of $ 2000.
The first system, which is being prepared, is for the purpose of extensive gaming and entertainment; therefore it ...

Chapter 15:

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of analytical evaluation.

One advantage of the analytical method is that it can be quickly completed and does not require the participation of users (Rogers et al, 2007). This is especially useful when users cannot be easily accessed or when their involvement will take too much time and be too expensive. On the other hand, its disadvantage is that the results can be considered guesses – such as the time hypothetical users need to complete a given task or the possible usability issues they might encounter during their interaction with the product. This then requires that ...

The paper discusses the ethical concerns for the Citicorp building case. Engineering profession, like any other profession, is governed by a code of ethics. Ethics refers to a set of accepted moral standards to be followed by members of a certain group. Therefore, ethics in engineering profession is a set of values to be followed by engineers. The Citicorp building case brings various ethical issues of concern. These include following the structural design, respects of rights in structural design, taking responsibility for corrective measures, satisfaction of quality assurance regulations, and use of recommended materials (Harris, Pritchard, and Rabins).

Firstly, the design engineer (LeMessurier) ...

Abstract

A lot of effort has gone into research in the field of marketing. There are numerous scholarly and peer-reviewed articles available in the print and electronic media today. What makes this paper so interesting is that it juxtaposes a number of papers written by eminent personalities who have contributed to making our understanding of the subject more reasonable. On the question of who would be a better professional sales person, Barrows (2007) talks about the dynamic market forces such as global competition, changing customer expectations, and new communication technology necessitating the need for a more knowledgeable person, while Ichniowski et al. (1996), ...

Operations Strategy

LensCrafters’ operations strategy focuses on providing an efficient, comprehensive, quality eyewear experience. The main strategic aim is to give customers a wide selection of eyewear, including glasses and prescription sunglasses. Customers are able to obtain an eye-exam, select frames, watch their glasses being made, and pay for their glasses within one hour. LensCrafters also seeks to provide customers with a high-quality product and superior customer service. The company’s seeks to create a competitive advantage by offering a high-quality product, combined with high-quality service. LensCrafters’ competitive advantage is also built on the idea of delivering the product and service ...

Kindred Todd & the Ethics of Organizational Development - Case Analysis

Problem
The case of ‘Kindred Todd & the Ethics of OD’ illustrates a situation where an employee named Todd has started working for a consultation firm and she is facing an ethical dilemma. She was told by her boss Mr. Stebchuck to represent herself as Continuous Quality Improvement expert in front of a client. However, she was just a fresh graduate with no training or relevant experience to be able to recommend quality solution to the client. Following are the macro and micro level problems presented in the case;

A. MACRO

Macro problem is referred to a subject of concern, which may ...

I. Introduction
Journalists have a responsibility to the facts of an event. This is an aspect of journalism that is often lost in the sensationalism that often follows the news in the modern era. Ethics and standards in journalism are principles that give the journalist a structural framework for conducting the practice of reporting on events, people, or places; they are designed to help the journalist navigate specific situations and challenges that journalists often face. Journalists do not exist in a vacuum; they are people with their own opinions and feelings about the things that they are reporting, and it follows ...

Abstract

The question on the moral issues surrounding companies and their decision makers has been there for a long time. This has become even more critical given companies’ ever-increasing urge to outdo their competitors. It has consequently, led to the development of decision-making models that incorporate ethical values to describe processes that decision makers should follow when dealing with issues containing ethical dimensions. That, therefore, creates and maintains a corporate culture that is ethics-oriented. Many problems and solutions have been attributed to the corporate practices that constitute an organization’s culture. That definitely makes it an important determinant of the ...

Business Model Generation- LinkedIn

Business Model Generation- LinkedIn

Section 1

The social media space was innovated when LinkedIn brought the concept of being connected virtually while maintaining a strong and networked professional identity. Touted as the world’s largest professional network over the internet, LinkedIn boasts of more than 162 million users worldwide with its uniqueness embedded in a multi-sided platform operation giving its users the facility of a variety of solutions under different categories.
The analysis of business model of LinkedIn and contributions from different business and management aspects to this model have been deciphered using the Business Model Canvas as innovated and introduced ...

Introduction 3

Gillick Competency Principle 4
Roles and responsibilities of nurses 5
Conclusion 8

References: 10

Ethical and Legal issue
This case study focuses on a minor girl who does not want her parents to know that she is pregnant. She is contemplating terminating the pregnancy via an abortion without consulting or seeking the consent of her parents.
According to the 2010 Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (WA) Bill, a minor is a person aged less than 18 years. The client in question, Chin Lee, is a minor because she is only 15 years old. In Western Australia, minors are governed by separate ...

L'Oreal Group is the largest hygiene and beauty company that operates in the field of hair colour and care, make-up, and perfumes. It is comprised of 27 brands and operates in 130 countries. L'Oreal was first founded in 1907 by Eugene Schueller, a French chemist, and over more than a century of its existence L’Oreal was transformed from a small French company to major global corporation.

Part I: Situation Analysis

A. Analysis of the firm

The firm’s mission is “to offer all women and men worldwide the best of cosmetics innovation in terms of quality, efficacy and safety”. It targets a wide variety of customers ...

Description of the case

Vivian is an 18-year-old student who was diagnosed with asthma at the age of eight years. Her impairment includes chest tightness, periodic wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath. Coughing is most prevalent in early in the morning or during the night. Such impairments result in various limitations throughout her life. For instance, she finds it difficult to breathe due to the insistent airflow obstruction, especially at night. In addition, these impairments restrict her from social participation such as school sports and ability to maintain normal activities such as exercise and school attendance. However, despite these limitations, personal factors such ...

1. Define and discuss the roles and responsibilities of an ethics committee in a hospital setting.
The ethics committee is a multidisciplinary group that is made up of both hospital staff members and members of the local community. This committee, then, serves several different roles, or has multiple responsibilities, related to their position. The first responsibility of an ethics committee is providing education for the public in the community. In doing so, the committee has to communicate both positive and negative elements of the current healthcare systems, so that the public understands the state of healthcare in their area. ...

Part 1

A: Imagine you are working as an aged care support worker for an individual who receives support in their home. You spend a lot of time at the house and have developed a great rapport with the whole family; they treat you like part of the family.

On one occasion, the family tries to give you a gift.

B: There are many other potential ethical issues that may arise from working closely with a family or an individual. Identity one (1) other potential ethical issue or dilemma that may arise. Complete the table:

C: Imagine that the family asks you to do some extra weekend cleaning or other support work for cash:

1. What is the potential conflict of interest?

The situation leads to personal and professional conflicts of interest.

2. What action should you take? (50-100 words)
According ...

Introduction

The case study is of a minor young girl who does not want her parents to know that she has become pregnant. She is considering an abortion and has already decided that whatever be her medical condition, she would provide consent on her own without any consultation with her parents.
According to the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (WA) Bill 2010, a minor is a person who is less than 18 years. The client in question, Chin Lee is a minor since she is only 15 years old. However, there are separate rules and regulations for minors living in Western Australia. In ...

Identify the client:

The client identified from the case is Mr. Arnold Kallestad. He is the hay farmer accused by Peter and Tanya Rothing of breach of implied warranty of merchantability.

Identify the client’s problem:

This is in line with the expectations that he sells good hay. It would also be safe to assume that prior to the case being taken to court that Mr. kallestad would have been approached by the Rothing’s in the instance that they realized that their animals were expressing symptoms of poisoning after diagnosis from their veterinary. Mr. kallestad then instead of taking cognizance of the situation and conducting investigations ...

Acknowledgements

The research was supported by [name of foundation] who provided the information on the company present and past. I would like to thank [name] for assistance with the information, sharing and evaluation the process of strategy building, sharing the ideas about the built strategy and telling what was done before to develop the company.
I would also like to show my gratitude to [name] who gave some precious comments about the work of the company that helped to process the research and work out some ideas of improvement.

Approval Sheet

Executive Summary
The case study of the Golden Horizon Placement Agency ...

Business

Unprofessional conduct
Nowadays one of the major challenges facing education is the quality of education that should be determined in addition to the content and new technologies in this field, a humanistic orientation of the educational process, and the competence of teaching staff. The main categories of teachers' ethics are the pedagogical duty, freedom, responsibility, fairness, tact and honor. Development of ethics fruitfully impacts on interpersonal relationships between all the participants of the educational process: teacher and student, student - student, teacher - parent, teacher - colleagues. All this improves the moral and psychological climate in the school. Therefore, ...

Central Issue:

How can John Higgins prove to more effective for Weaver Pharmaceutical, the U.S. Parent drug company in the Weaver-Yamazaki joint venture amid his unusual attachment to the Japanese culture and people?

Recommended Course of Action:

Weaver Pharmaceutical should respect John Higgins’ qualifications and experience and request him to accept an appropriate alternative designation. The company should have discussions with him about his future aspirations and goals and then make this decision. Higgins is very likely to accept staying in Japan for the rest of his life than being expatriated to different geographies or back to U.S. and a suitable designation can be given ...

What where the Arthur Anderson employees and managers supposed to do and what did they do instead?

Arthur and Anderson employees and managers being stakeholders of the AA auditing company were supposed to exercise professionalism by practicing independence as required by the accounting profession. In addition, they were supposed to be independent from Enron Company to which was their client as international standard on auditing and internal. For example they were not supposed to be part of Enron’s employees and should not have taken part in the internal audit of the company. Besides they were supposed to give a true view of Enron’s financial statements as per there knowledge and skills in accounting and auditing.
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The audiologist in this scenario faces an ethical dilemma regarding his decision not continue holding ASHA certification due to the cost implications. A decision to maintain the credential will come at an additional cost for the audiologist, which he views as a negative outcome on his part. However, the decision not to hold the credential also negatively affects his students’ career progression. Consequently, the ethical dilemma in this case is whether to continue incurring the cost to facilitate the students’ attainment of future credentialing or to stop the practice and complicate the matter for students who wish to attain ASHA ...

Introduction

I write this plan as the Head Health Care administrator based at USA Community Hospital. The plan has been necessitated by the recent conduct of the staff in this hospital whereupon patients and members of the public alike have raised concerns over the unethical, unlawful and inhuman conduct of the staff towards patients most of which are HIV/AIDS patients in the hospital. Such patients are not accorded the attention that they require and whenever our staff attend to them they look down upon them. This has occasioned them untold psychological trauma and great injustice, this being a public hospital where ...

Abstract

In seeking success, Ford Motor Company entrusts the services of Alan Mulally, as the CEO. Having worked for Boeing, Mulally appears ready for this task as he embarks on undertaking a thorough research at Ford immediately he arrives, in order to study and formulate the best strategy for the company. As Ford Company is geared towards success, Mulally’s style of leadership is analyzed, as well as his personality dimension elements. The methods Mulally introduces at Ford are evaluated for effectiveness, while seeking for evidence of evidence based management at Ford. Furthermore, Mulally’s elements of communication openness are analyzed.

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Problem Identification

The case in question is a typical scenario, which regularly occurs in a corporate environment. As many other junior or middle managers, Joe is experiencing serious hardships in reconciling his personal and employment-related issues. Many studies showed that work-life balance has evolved from a chimerical job advantage into one of the fundamental employment conditions, especially in today’s turbulent economy (Baumeister & Vohs, 2004). While Joe psychologically understands that his family and educational priorities are more important than his current job commitments, company productivity is naturally more important for Jim, whose career progress is dependent on effectiveness of his department.
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Research Findings. The phenomenal rise and downfall of WorldCom will go down in history as one of the most turbulent times witnessed in corporate America. The issues related to WorldCom, brought to light many ethical dilemmas, which professionals in the Accounting and Internal Audit functions face, in their working life. The internal auditing function is an activity which helps an organization, by improving its operations and achieves that by implementing systematic processes and a disciplined approach to risk management, control and governance. ...

- Using examples of relevant case law, distinguished between the following types of contract.
- Bilateral a and Unilateral contracts
Contracts can either be bilateral or unilateral in nature. The bilateral contracts are the most common contracts and refer to agreements whereby each of the contractual parties make a promise to the other party. For instance, in a contract for the sale of a car, the buyer promises to pay the seller £200,000 in exchange for the seller’s promise to deliver the title to the property. A unilateral contract on the other hand only involves one party to the ...

1. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM(S)
The problem that was indicated in the case study was the obstacles that the company faced during creation of new entity. This entity was created with the merger of ATK and EDS but with this merger, there were a lot of critiques and questions that were raised as both the organizations had totally different background and were operating in different market as well. It is important for the organizations to carefully analyze and evaluate the different factors and elements before taking a decision of merger or acquisition. If the organization is able to manage ...

Abstract
Shelter is one of the basic human necessities. Provision of decent-quality and affordable housing is one challenge that various authorities have been faced with, and Sheffield is not left behind. Though she has surpassed her average annual housing needs, Sheffield is still struggling to mitigate housing problems. This research project reviews the use of Geographic Information System (GIS) in Sheffield’s housing and how education level affects the adoption of GIS in affordable housing initiatives. In order to achieve this objective, the current state of Sheffield’s housing is exhaustively considered. Using the boundary data from EDINA ...

Introduction

Pehr Weisengraf could not interpret the financial ratios of his business after he was presented with a document of the calculated ratios by the banker following a failure to secure a loan for his business from the bank. The ratios are calculated to predict and ascertain the performance of the business by credit issuing institutions. The comparison of the ratios from the previous and current year did not match the required industry average that could have consequently determined what amount of loan could be awarded to his business. In this regard, it is essential that Weisengraf learns what the ratios mean and ...

Section 1: Case Study and Reflections

A: Case Studies
Confidentiality
Record Keeping and Reporting
Keeping of records can be a life-changing power. A breach of paper's security may expose private and sensitive information to the public. Teachers and students share a unique relationship through interaction, yet there is always a feeling of conflict between each other. In any case, they must be prepared to deal with threats to students' safety effectively. There is a link between an institution's environment and its success. In fact, students achieve their full potential, feel safe and supported in a school that has a positive climate. The responsibilities of the ...

National Holistic Healing Center

National Holistic Healing Center (NHHC) provides healing services to its customers and its services are presented on its website, i.e. http://www.holistichealingdc.com/ whereas, they also incorporate customers’ queries via .

Description of Facility

National Holistic Healing Center (NHHC) is a premier medical dispensary and is located at Connecticut Ave, Washington DC, New York. The facility is located approximately 100 feet away from the Metro bus line. The facility operates a dispensary where patients are assisted for ailment-strain alignment. It facilitates seminars and workshops to promote the cultivation of strains and offers cooking classes to educate its clients with the edible use of infused strains. ...

Explain how you would prioritize care of these clients in order of importance, and why

I will triage these patients with regard to their needs. The one with the immediate and most pressing needs is Mr. Richard. He takes first priority since he is in severe pain and nursing care dictates that the nurse should ensure that the patient is comfortable and one way to achieve is this is through pain relief. I would administer moderate analgesia such as morphine or pethidine. The fact that Mr. Richards was experiencing difficulty in breathing affirms me making him my first priority. Dyspnea translates to the fact that there is inadequate tissue perfusion. This in itself is ...

Criminal justice system has undergone tremendous changes. The advancement of technology has enhanced forensic investigation. Frye is one of the debated and cryptic decision in the United States jurisprudence. James Frye was tried in court for second-degree murder. James based his defense on systolic blood pressure test, but the court did not allow his testimony. The District of Columbia Court of Appeal put into consideration Frye’s testimony and argument. Frye test refers to the test that is streamlined towards determining the admissibility of various scientific evidence. It entails admitting scientific evidence at a trial process. The test was ...

In analyzing and identifying the federal guidelines, including statutory, case law, and APA standards for psychological tests, the need to account for basic ethical and moral principles is evident in the professional practices of evaporators. This presents the need to establish an understanding of the basic priorities of these statutes. In this sense, it is essential to have “a thorough knowledge of professional statutory regulations and current legal standards upon which forensic testimony may be based” (Kalambach & Lyons, 2006, p. 263). Looking at the various elements that are necessary in these cases presents the basic priorities of the guidelines ...