Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Governance, and Critical Thinking

Suppose a manufacturing facility emits into the air a chemical that it has reason to believe is inadequately regulated by the EPA and that poses a significant threat to nearby residents even at levels lower than permitted by the EPA. As manager of the facility, would you be satisfied to meet the EPA required level … Read more

Janice vs Mary – Consideration and promissory estoppelJanice vs Mary –

Using IRAC and 1 peer scholarly source.Address the following:Janice has been invited to appear on a home improvement show for the remodel of her summerhouse in Maine. Janice asks Mary to wallpaper her house in anticipation of the home improvement, and requests expensive custom wallpaper and a very intricate design application, for which the wallpaper … Read more

UCC contract law – Filbert’s Meat Shop, LLC shipped to Sonic Taco

Using IRAC – address the following,(Contract law) questionsFilbert’s Meat Shop, LLC shipped to Sonic Taco, a company based in Yuma, Arizona, an order of chorizo and machaca beef. That same day, Filbert’s mailed an invoice for the order for $11,000, based on the understanding that an oral contract existed between the parties, whereby Sonic Taco … Read more

Marigold Dairy Corporation Case

Prior to beginning work on this discussion,Read Chapter 4 of the course textbook.Browse the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics web page and The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy website for additional information.Marigold Dairy Corporation sells milk products, including powdered milk formula for infants. Marigold hopes to increase sales of its powdered milk formula in Liberia and … Read more

HRM and organizational social responsibility

In the video, on YouTube, Alex Edmans asks “Why do businesses exist, to earn profit (shareholders) or to serve a purpose to society (customer, employee, and environment).” Address the following:Explain what answer he came to and why.Next, discuss the approach human resource management should take toward organizational social responsibility.Finally, cite one real-life example of a … Read more

Talent Management: Walmart in New Zealand

Based on Walmart in New Zealand, explain and support what dimension of the Hofstede model (see page 435 of our textbook for a list and description of the dimensions) New Zealand most likely falls under. Next, explain how understanding the dimension and cultural sensitivity would impact human capital talent management practices as you expand into … Read more

Assignment BeefSteak Case Study & Predictive Analysis

Read Chapter 12 in Applied Psychology in Talent Management.Read the article Data Science and Predictive Analytics Enabling Better Hiring Mechanisms for Enterprises.Research and read at least two additional articles on human capital predictive analysis.Using the two articles you researched on human capital predictive analysis as well as any of this week’s required or recommended articles, … Read more

Assignment – contemporary human capital topics that have impacted your workplace or that you foresee impacting a business

Read the articles:The Big Disconnect in Your Talent Strategy and How to Fix ItReimagining Time OffHR Then and Now: 6 Trends That Have Shaped the Workplace—and HR—Over the Past DecadeDiversity & Innovation: Meet Five Leaders Who Have Invented New Approaches to D & IUsing at least two articles as supportive research, discuss two contemporary human … Read more

Strategic workforce planning – anticipate needs, set priorities, and allocate scarce organizational resources

Prior to beginning work on this discussion,Read Chapter 10 in Applied Psychology in Talent Management.Read the 3 Keys to Closing Workforce Planning Gaps article.Review the Strategic Workforce Planning—A Vital Business Activity article.Watch the KellyOCG—Strategic Workforce Planning (YouTube)video.The purpose of workforce planning is to anticipate needs, set priorities, and allocate scarce organizational resources (Cascio & Aguinis, … Read more