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    Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) can demand access to a company’s premises to investigate claims of misconduct or to verify that the appropriate records are handled properly. According to the article, Nucor Steel Gallatin Inc. had an employee that had an interview with the company for hot rolling department shift manager, which meant that the position would require only “hands off” work. The applicant was not selected for the position. Then he filed a charged of employment…

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    Eric, In light of the Andy Reesby’s recent discovery deposition, you asked if we could procure any information on five (5) individuals: Henry Fish, Phil Zimmerman, Dennis Ryde, Mr. Davis (no known first name) and Mr. Southern (no known first name). We were only able to find data on two individuals: Henry Fish and Phillip Zimmerman. Henry Fish is the former Chairman and CEO of Amsco. The files I was able to recover on Mr. Fish contain data on his pension, retirement accounts, salary…

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    Sugar Purchases

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    If I were the sugar purchasers, I would not require renegotiation of the purchase price when the world price had fallen . Firstly, though the world price dropped, but the agreement between the two sides did not mention if any problems like this occur, the two sides would renegotiate the purchasing price so Australian has the absolute right to reject the discount. Secondly, when looking at the overall picture, in this period, Japan economy had developed rapidly , so purchasing sugar at the…

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    get fired then they will get the whole years pay still. As well, instead of firing that many people, do more layoffs and cut down their work time, instead of full out firing them. You could also make sure that the business is not under an at will employment, which means that an employer can fire the employee for absolutely no reason. Doing this it would help pledge that in order to be fired, there must be a good…

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    Police officers being fired for aiding to their families during Hurricane Katrina may seem very absurd and outrageous, but if you look into it, it may not have been that crazy. I believe that the police officers have a job to do and they should not abandon them. I understand that they have families to take care of, but they did agree ,under an oath, that they would be there for their job. Your job is something that is very important to you and not being there can affect not only you, but other…

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    Businesses are continually attempting to survive, success, influence and achieving its mission and goals. However, they are not generally a success as they sometimes faced external and internal environment and various issues that could affect the business. As indicated by Samson (2016) states that the external organisational environment incorporates all components existing outside the boundary of the workplace that can possibly affect the business. For example, the environment including…

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    leave status” (HRhero). Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA). USERRA requires employers to reinstate returning members of military services to the jobs. If the military employee had not received protected by USERRA, the employer would not hold their position. To pursue layoffs, an employer would have to prove “circumstances have so changed as to make such reemployment impossible or unreasonable . . . Alternatively, such employment would impose an undue hardship on…

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    Employee attrition can be understood as an unpredictable and uncontrollable loss of employees through various circumstances, such as resignation, retirement or death (Gupta, 2013; Iqbal, 2012). Thus the term attrition could be dangerous to any organization since it represents significant costs in the form of disruption of work, recruitment expenditure, cost of training new workers, administrative costs and so on (Adhikari, 2009; Arokiasamy, 2013, Gupta, 2013; Iqbal, 2012; Sengupta & Gupta, 2012)…

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    Jcpenney Case Analysis

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    Implementation (Zhen) Based on the above analysis, to solve the issues and improve the performance of J.C.Penney, we suggest the following 1-year implementation plan: Close 500 stores which cannot make profit or have deficit in the last 2 years. Increase 5% of the market share Do more market research and redesign the product roadmap to attract more customers. Invest more capital to improve the user experience and the quality of its website and app. Reduce operation cost and manufacture cost by…

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    Case Study 1 In XYZ Publishing an employee was wrongfully fired, the employee was fired for refusal to perform his job. If XYZ Publishing wanted. In order Sam, the supervisor went with the buildings safety director to address the problem that the employee was having. Nobody else in that room complained and the supervisor did not feel and strong drafts. The safety director even gave the supervisor confirmation that it is impossible for a strong draft to be released as the conditioning system…

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