Amber Portwood’s fiancé Matt Baier has a dark past and portions of it are coming out and being made public. In the case of a woman who filed a restraining order against Matt because she feared for her life, she ended up dropping the restraining order out of fear. Radar Online, Feb. 29, 2016 reported that six month after she dropped the restraining order against Matt, she committed suicide. According to this woman’s mother, she committed suicide in November 2014.…
Congresswoman Betty McCollum has been representing the fourth congressional district since the turn of the century and has effectively represented the bias of her of constituents in the House of Representatives. McCollum has an “almost perfect liberal voting record” as illustrated in Fig 1.5 which is more progressively liberal than her Democratic predecessor, Bruce Vento (Almanac) (Govtrackus). On Betty McCollum’s personal campaign website, she boasts being a champion for the social liberal ideals of “full civil rights, LGBT, medicare, [and] earning an ‘F’ grade by the National Rifle Association (Website). Furthermore, being the second woman in Minnesota history to serve Congress after Amy Klobuchar illustrates the left-leaning current Minnesota…
As she is copying down the bulletin, all the male supervisors approach Norma and begin harassing her and then questioning her about making phone calls on company time. At this point Norma Rae becomes defensive and unruly during the questioning and requests the full names of all the gentleman in the office with her. The mill management refuses and demand that Norma Rae to leave company property immediately, Norma refuses and she combatively exclaims that if they want her to leave the sheriff needs to come get her and take her home.…
On the other side, the counsel Lawton Connelly the attorney for Linda Faye Day-Strange (the grandmother) argued that the trial court decision was very reasonable, and the mother should accept it, and as the trial court decided the mother is responsible to pay the attorneys’ fees. He was talking about the pest relationship between the mother and the grandmother and how it chafed. Mr. Connelly mentioned that the grandmother doesn't have any alcohol issue, and she has the right to meet her grandchild at any…
Many women entering the workforce want something more than just a job that just pays the bills. They want a fulfilling, challenging career that is more than just a job. However, it can be a daunting prospect of entering a field that is male dominant. Women have come along way in opportunities available and equality, but many stereotypes still remain. If anyone can advise women concerning career choice, education, training, or for advancing in an established career, then Susan McGalla is the person to ask.…
In the article “Do Nurses Eat their Yong?” under scenario on page 44, Penny Sauer maintained that Carried felt tired and drained when she arrived for the night shifts. The reason she felt drained signified the lack of teamwork among her nurses in her department of work. One of the main purposes of teamwork in any organization or job site is for members to come together to accomplished tasks that one person cannot be able to complete. This can be done through communication, direction, or physical demonstration of a work.…
1. Margaret Wente moved to Toronto in 1964, she found the city to be so exiting and the most “exotic” place she had ever lived in. Wente was from a suburban area outside of Chicago and had not met many people who are not white. When she arrived in Toronto she felt like the city was bursting with different people from different cultures. She would soak up the coffee shops and unique people walking along the lakeshore boardwalk, mesmerized by the women in burkas or the young mixed couples kissing on the street.…
Emotion is a prominent factor in the workforce. Before the perspective of job insecurity was not felt as harshly as it is today. The past work force felt more security and stability than the work force after the corporate changes in the 1980’s. Alienation began creeping in people’s lives and cooperation was allowed to set rules to…
It is my concern that one of our valued employees, Melina Vasques, has been going through personal issues. Her performance has always been excellent, and recently her performance has declined. It has come to my attention that she has lost her spouse last week in a sudden car crash, which has resulted in her lack of motivation. Although her performance has declined, she has been a valued employee for our company for 5 years. She has denied time off to grieve, but it is important for her and our company to seek help for Melina.…
Monique realizes that she doesn’t hit my target every day. Monique did become aware that she eats pretty much of the same thing all the time, not much variety, therefore not getting my nutrients. Monique seems to concentrate on getting enough protein and trying to actually maintain weight. Monique does this by not using a food as a sources but using things such as protein/whey powders and shakes. Monique tried a few new things like almond milk.…
There 's no doubt that I can relate and pity Susan Smith. She went through trauma, depression, and thoughts of suicide just because her life wasn 't perfect, or what she hoped it would 've been. Most of all, Susan and her husband, David, were going through a divorce. Divorcing is hard for both people, even if no one loves each other as much as before. Especially having young children who don 't understand the current situation makes it difficult, tiring, and more stress put onto the parents.…
Jean Watson’s Caring theory has a great place in nursing practice. Her theory consists of three major elements, carative factors, the transpersonal caring relationship and caring occasion (Lachman, 2012). In her carative factors, nurses should develop a trusting, supportive and caring relationship with patients. This can be accomplished by making awareness of feelings that could foster the intimacy. Caring requires nurses to make a deep connection to the spirit of self and to the spirit within the patient.…
Introduction Mrs. Carla Washburn’s a 76-year-old African- American women, widowed for 15 years, Son and daughter-in-law died in a car accident 14 years ago, and recently her grandson whom she raised since he was eight years old was recently killed in Afghanistan. Carla struggles at this point are medication needs and financial means. The struggle pins the drug cost to the funds available to purchase them, and this deepens the medical irregularity of her diabetes. Mrs. Washburn also has significant amount grief and loss due to the deaths of her family spanning 15 years, along with economic instability in the town from the major employer have increased layoff in the police department in return crime has increased. Mrs. Washburn is a church goer in need of spiritual guidance.…
For example, you may face “layoff” and “budget cuts” many times in the workplace. In this case people have to be able to manage their emotions in order to do their…
Case 4.1 A Drill Sergeant at First 1. From the behavioral perspective, how would you describe Mark’s Leadership? Mark starts off as an Authority –Compliance (9,1) leader however over time he has transition into a Team Management (9.9) because there’s now trust and respect for each other. 2. How did his behavior change over time?…