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have the support of senior management. In summary the HR practice of rewards and employee development are HR practices that can be used as effective tools for the organization strategic success. A strategic HR practice that can deliver long-term dividends is the development of its employees, and is also an intricate part of the organizational success. Moreover, employee development can also be a retention tool; it also aids the organization in its acquisition of talent to fill gaps of talent…

tend to stay in that job longer. Staying in a job longer would lead to employees having more experience. Having more skilled workers would cause more firms to be more willing to expand their business. Furthermore, “A higher minimum wage also pays dividends to taxpayers by reducing demand for costly anti-poverty programs (Hanauer, 2016).” There are many anti-poverty programs that provide aid to workers. With this wage increase these programs would be less needed. The money the taxpayer pay could…

a). What financial tools described in this chapter can help you make better financial decisions? According to Siegel, R., & Yacht, C. (2009), the budget process happens to be one aspect of personal financial planning, a tool to make better financial decisions. The rest of the financial tools are comprised of financial statements, assessments of risk and the time value of money, macroeconomic indicators, and microeconomic. What it does is to It place your current situation and your choices into a…

The article "The Necessary Art of Persuasion.” written by Jay A. Conger offers a new way forward for providing leadership of people. He recognizes that today’s society has changed its expectation on how teams should function. Today’s team members have an expectation that they should be treated as valuable resources, they should be recognized for the unique perspectives they bring, and be able to have some role in making decisions. The concept of a leader’s role has changed as well, it is not…

Part 1: understand the concept and process of marketing At the beginning of the part the elements of the marketing process are discussed. There are different elements for the marketing process. All those elements are equally important. Cost and benefits of marketing are also important to know. 1.1 Explain the various elements of marketing process Generally the marketing process consists of four steps. These are (1) Targeting: targeting means focusing on the type of customers we are going to…

matter, while they came up with a theory saying that the earning power and the risk of its underlying assets are what determines the market value of a firm, and that its value has no relationship with how the firm chooses its investments financing or dividends distribution. There are several key assumptions that the basic M&M proposition is based on which includes no…

the same tax savings, but becomes more favourable as compared to the higher levels of debt because it does not carry the same financial risk. Another trade-off consideration to take into account is that the interest payments can be written off, dividends on equity that tare usually issued by a firm cannot. Combine with the fact that issuing new equity is often seen as a negative signal by the market investors, which can decrease value and returns of a firm. As further capital is raised and the…

What are your organization’s differentiating factors that set it apart from its competitors or other organizations? The credit union that I work at provides “superior financial products, online tools and top-notch service to each and every member.” (About PSECU, n.d.) Moreover, Pennsylvania State Employee Credit Union (PSECU) is one of the largest credit unions in the state of Pennsylvania. The credit union operates as a branchless credit union, with only two locations that handle cash;…

Firstly, researches on ownership structure, most of the concerns about the performance of the company (including the commercial banks), the study of the ownership structure and enterprise performance, which dates back to the publication of Berle and Means (1932). The formal study of the relationship between the value of the company and the ownership of the manager begins with Jensen and Mecking (1976), which in their basic research on the agency costs, the further development of Berle and Means…

Business Description CVS Health (CVS) is an integrated pharmacy healthcare provider operating through two major segments, Pharmacy Services (58%) and Retail (42%). Its pharmacy segment provides pharmacy benefit management (PBM) services, the retail segment operates through retail drugstores and retail health clinics. CVS has been steadily rebranding itself as an integrated healthcare company, focusing on retail health clinics and specialty healthcare. It recently completed an acquisition of…