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The sounds and smells of the movie titled The Neon Demon by Nicholas Winding Refn is characterized by incidental sounds which we rarely pay attention to or listen to in real life. These sounds are magnified by the quiet ambience that prevails in some scenes which heighten the tension by magnifying the small sounds such as footsteps in an alley. The smell is mostly that of blood which is essential in understanding the bloody images in the film (Claydon, 2011). The large audience of was great importance in this case since the film is the type that provokes strong ...

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According to Edwin Flippo, human resource management is the process of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling of the procurement development of the human resources to the end that both individual and societal objectives are achieved (Deb, 2006). Human resource is considered as the most valuable asset in any organization because the human resource function, in a real sense, adds considerable value to the organization (Beardwell and Claydon, 2007). Complete withdrawal of the human resource function would almost imply cessation to the whole organization (Deb 2006). From a general point of view, the human resource function is identified as one ...

Globalization brings about the needs of global companies to operate more efficiently with the aim to gain competitive advantages and to face the contemporary issues and challenges in the contemporary world. A critical factor in optimizing organizational efficient operations of these companies is the IHRM (Guest et al., 2000a; Guest et al., 2000b). The HRM operations helps in developing and motivating the workforce of the companies to improve skills, knowledge, and the modernization required for the companies to vie with ...

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- Background of the Organization In this paper, the Four-Part Model is applied in the context of the social responsibility activities of the Coca Cola Corporation. In this regard, the specific components of this model will be discussed, and the effects of their application within this organization will also be analyzed. The Coca Cola Corporation is one of the largest soft-drinks` manufacturer in the United States and the globe at large. The company`s operations are found in almost all the countries in the world, and its corporate social responsibility programs are also run parallel to the company` ...

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In the modern world of business, learned human resource is considered as a key of success for organizations. Bersin (2013) suggests that in today’s scenario, attracting talent and retaining them is now become a challenge for the organizations as global economic growth pointed towards the scarcity of a skilled workforce. Skill development via training is vital for gaining the advantage of efficient workforce. Training in monetary terms can be defined as investing in people to make them able to achieve strategic objectives of the organization (Bond & McCracken, 2005). Investment in training is considered highly profitable for the organizations in terms ...

The Corniche Hospital is a premier maternity facility in United Arab Emirates, in Abu Dhabi, Corniche road, just behind the Sheraton hotels and resort to be precise. The joint Commission International accredited hospital is believed to be the UAE’s leading referral hospital for both neonatal care and obstetrics. The hospital boasts of specialty clinics that can handle fetal medicine, lactation, and obstetric medicine among others. It has a capacity of about two hundred thirty five inpatients and facilities enough for over fifty intensive care cases at any given time (http://www.cornichehospital.ae)

The hospital is owned and run by the Abu Dhabi ...

Front line employees are regarded as individuals who have a direct interaction with public or organization customers (Baum, 2006). These individuals may include call center staff, help desk staff, service-desk staff, or customer service staff. These employees are constantly associated with limited motivation, excessive workloads, little or no career growth, and minimal performance rewards. Supervisors link front line employees with the management team of an organization. As such, there is a necessity for supervisors and front line employees to collaborate in their job roles in order to attain organization success, as well as attain an effective working environment. Supervisors interact ...