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    his utilisation of characters in Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, Lawler constructs a rich, and thought-provoking play that captures the essence of youthful idealism and reverie. Though, the character’s experience times of happiness and joy in the layoff season, their life of unbridled hedonism and extravagance comes crashing down after the reality of their idealism is revealed through Roo’s deteriorating physical and mental strength and the loss of Barney’s youthful larrikin nature. Slam…

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    innovation costs and risks, improves financial performance, and increases productivity,” but also how outsourcing can “have adverse effects on workplace health and safety and product and/or service quality”. The data collected from the Extended Mass Layoff Survey (1999-2010) that was included within the Michaels’ article indicated that those who were reemployed after being displaced by an outsourced job within the last eight years earn on average 17.5% less in their new jobs than in their lost…

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    teachers and students in the school because the teacher has the good mood to teach the students. Now, the government wants to cut the education funds also the teachers will get layoff. The government was not given enough to the school and the school has layoff the teacher to cut down the budget. When the teacher got layoff, the school will has less teacher…

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    Recipes to do more with less Urged by economic instability and global competitors, companies seek ways to become more efficient In a time of economic turmoil, falling demand, and fierce competition, the route to business survival requires maximized efficiency and reduced costs in a sustainable way. No wonder, the ABM WEEK 2016 plenary "How to be more productive?" aroused great interest among the audience. The session was coordinated by Francisco Coutinho Dornelas, assistant to the executive…

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    For example, when assessing the decision to make layoffs within a corporation, often the honorability of the layoffs are questioned. Layoffs are morally in question because layoffs are often made to increase profitability of a business at the risk of employee’s livelihoods. Ethical soundness is often situational, so deciding if a layoff is right or wrong is not always black and white. This is why teleological and deontological decision making…

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    quirky personality. Unilever also promised to retain Ben & Jerry’s employees for a minimum of two years. Retaining employees was important for Ben & Jerry’s because of their own no-layoff policy which stated that employees could transfer to a different position if their current position became unnecessary. The no-layoff policy set them apart from other companies, and employees…

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    But there are times when one party decides one negotiations are over to change their position on the terms. Like if a union and factory agrees that before any layoffs occur they will give prior notification to the labor union so they can prepare the workers. But during the first round of layoffs the factory simply goes about the layoffs without the notification breaking the good faith bargain they…

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    Whirlpool Case Study Georganna Price University of Saint Francis Whirlpool Case Study Whirlpool had traditionally used lecture-based classroom training to educate its workforce. During the economic recession of 2008 Whirlpool had to layoff thousands of employees. The organization needed a cost effective way to train leaders that could help guide it through the difficult period. Whirlpool began with a needs assessment, by interviewing managers and supervisors to determine what…

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    America’s workers saw was a mass migration of once stationed industries and companies to countries where they could have cheaper and more efficient workers, the most notable was Puerto Rico. Thousands of American workers lost their jobs in waves, layoffs had become more frequent. Companies that didn’t move their manufacturing…

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    little or as much work as they want. California teachers are granted tenure after just two years, which is more quickly than in all but four states, while lawmakers across the country have been moving to make teacher performance the defining feature of layoff…

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