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    Hooters Research Paper

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    When looking for entertainment and food, what is the first place that comes to mind? On Pensacola Beach, it is Hooters. Hooters has been around since April 1st, 1986 and has seen many different kinds of people. Whether it may be customers, Hooters girls, cooks, or managers, these restaurants always seem to bring out the best in people. In June 2005, a man by the name of Markus Eddins was persuaded by a friend to apply to Hooters as a cook. They immediately hired him and he was then a cook for the next five years. For the first couple of years he was content with his position, but during his fifth year there, he began wanting more. After threatening to quit, Hooters then promoted Markus to being a key holder. As a key holder, you are known…

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    perspective are related to gender, that is, that men and women follow different, but parallel paths of the moral development that lead them to make their ethical choice based on different ethical criteria. If you’ve ever been to Hooters, you have noticed something about the servers. They are all women and it is obvious that they don’t hire men as servers. Hooters is known for discrimination based on gender. In the Undercover Boss: Hooters, Colby Brooks is the CEO of Hooters who goes undercover…

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    Giving A HOOT About Your Money And Looks Today, our society has accepted the fact that they’re marketing over Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, etc. (Wright, 2010). The purpose of this study is to analyze women who work at Hooter Inc. to see if they are affected by social media, which focuses on consumer behaviors and the way they perceive their body image. Hooters Inc. began April fool’s day in 1983 because six businessmen in Clearwater, Florida wanted a place to go to that would be more…

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    The Hooters case is evidence that misleading staff into friendly competition is construed as lying when unexpected results are the outcome. The novel attempt to conduct a group-based incentive plan backfired for Hooters as the end reward above normal pay, was not clearly understood by both parties involved (Aamodt, 2015). The manager of Hooters probably could have handled this much differently. The competition could have been portrayed to the public with the misleading play on words; however,…

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    Hooters of America Inc. Vs. Annette R. Phillips 173 F.3d 933; 1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 6329 Facts The defendant - Annette Phillips - had been employed by Hooters in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The plaintiff of the case was Hooters of America, Inc. When she was hired by Hooters Annette Phillips signed an arbitration agreement as part of her employment contract. This agreement stated that any conflict that arose between her and the employer would be handled through an arbitration process. Inside…

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    1. I firmly believe that Hooters could have handled the situation involving the now former Hooter’s waitress in a more tactful manner. This is a clear case of workplace discrimination, and it will more than likely deter any woman who may have wanted to apply to work there. Due to the fact that if they have to get surgery done on a part of their body that will be clearly visible, and seen when they wear the Hooter’s waitress uniform. They could very well find themselves in a similar situation as…

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    Undercover Boss Analysis

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    Undercover Boss Season 1 Episode 1: Hooters Hooters is known for its wings, beer and beautiful women. It is a billion-dollar-a-year business with 500,000 restaurants in 27 countries. The man behind Hooters is Coby Brooks, the President and CEO. He took over the business and the responsibility when his father died. His main purpose of going undercover was to increase their sales. His disguise continued with the name of Scott. He was assigned inside the kitchen of a Hooters restaurant. Dave,…

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    These negative influences towards fat people are coming from all different directions, such as: music, television, magazines, social networks, crude slang terms, fashion, and weight crazed role models. As the average American receives over five hundred advertising messages a day, the media seemingly tends to influence the American, replacing his or her actual human interactions with the disturbed ideas of advertisers (Fowles 413). One of these horrid advertising messages was recently spotted in…

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    Ethics in Weight Discrimination The U.S has written many laws to help keep discrimination from affecting a person’s chances at landing a job. However, there are still some things that you can discriminate on when people come in for an interview. Things like weight are still being discriminated against as we can see from these 2 court cases. One is from the State of Michigan, the only state that doesn’t allow discrimination against weight, where a waitress for Hooter’s successfully sued after…

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    I detest anything that makes anyone feel inferior for any reason. The complete exploitation of women’s boobs and asses is a complete disgrace to women and continues to be a struggle for women to overcome. However, women that thrive on the attention, feed the machine of sexism in the market place. My personal experience with trying to have lunch there many years ago, made me so uncomfortable, I couldn’t even eat the food. I don’t want anyone’s body parts hanging out around me. Why did I go? …

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