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    years, a very peculiar organizational culture which seems to fall in the Team and People oriented culture profile. Having these organizational characteristics means that the company places a lot of attention on customer and employee satisfaction. The pay packets and bonuses offered at Lincoln Electric are much higher than those offered at other, similar, companies. Also the working hours at Lincoln Electric are slightly less than those at organization offering similar products and services.…

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    The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Laws EEOC is responsible for enforcing are: Federal Laws prohibit workplace discrimination such as, age, disability, equal pay/compensation, genetic information, harassment, national origin, pregnancy, race/color, religion, retaliation, sex, and sexual harassment After a charge is filed against an organization EEOC will notify the organization within 10 days, in many cases, the organization may choose to resolve a charge through mediation and…

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    Before digging deeper in to the Liebeck v. McDonald’s case, I had never particularly heard about it except the fact that a woman had sued McDonald’s after spilling her coffee on herself. When I did hear someone talking about the case, it always seemed that people were making light of the injury or saw the case as being a matter of greed. However, after looking deeper into the case, I have a better understanding of the issue and the legal concepts behind it. The case took place in New Mexico in…

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    Adam Smith, a world renowned economist born in 1723, laid out a strategy for capitalist trade through his book, “The Wealth of Nations.” The “invisible hand” is vital to our society; when a person pursues their “self-love,” the society indirectly benefits. Famous economist Adam Smith introduced the “invisible hand in his world renowned economic novel “The Wealth of Nations.” Smith explains the “invisible hand” as ‘the subtle market force that helps the supply and demand of products in a free…

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    transparent. Interactional justice is the quality of interpersonal treatment individuals receive during the use of organizational procedures. When a supervisor practices interactional justice, he will encourage and motivate the employee based on his merit and performance. However, if a supervisor promotes an employee because he is a close friend of his, that is a violation of interactional justice. Managers who use procedural and interactional justice believe that their employees are going to…

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    Humphrey and Nixon were both equally corrupt. However, he claimed that Humphrey would have been more competent and therefore would have maintained his corrupt presidential office for the full eight year term. Thompson’s claims initially appeared to hold merit; however, as he continued on he began to lose creditability. Thompson expressed how he felt towards Hubert Humphrey, the 1968 Democratic Party nominee who lost the election to Nixon. Thompson argued that voting for Nixon was a better…

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    indebted to the wealthy to the extent that they even offered themselves as slaves to pay up. Slaves: slaves were also found in Athens, but unlike the Spartans whose slaves where owned by the states, in Athens, slaves were owned by individuals either poor or wealthy. The slaves were either citizens (those that lost their citizenship) or foreigners. This was changed by Solon that no one should use himself to pay for his debts; he then created three groups, the wealthy, merchants and the…

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    Lincoln Electric Company employees enjoy incentives in the form of bonus structures and stock ownership programs as well as an exclusive promote-from-within policy which follows their merit-based employee evaluation system (Sharplin, 1989). Bonus amounts appear to be as limitless as Lincoln 's company motto by averaging a staggering $17,500 in 1980 (Sharplin, 1989). That average bonus amounts to the same buying power as roughly $49,850…

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    They all said that the only way to end racism is to change the many things wrong with society instead of avoiding the problem. Children should learn from the beginning that people of color are their equals and employers should hire people based on merit and not their skin. The government should pass laws to dismantle the KKK and police should be tried for ruthlessly killing innocent people of color. Specific cultures should no longer be appropriated but rather appreciated, and the idea that…

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    1. I want to explore the amount of independence freedom that Pakistani culture and Canadian culture people have in their lives. This is the biggest difference that I have witnessed since I came to Canada. There are numerous cultural differences between Canadians and Pakistanis. I migrated form Pakistan to Canada and the biggest difference that I have noticed myself was the amount independence that Canadians have compared to the Pakistanis. To begin with, the idea of independence in the true…

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