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Health and Social Care
Understand effective communication and interpersonal interaction in a health and social care context. Effective communication is defined as verbal speech or other methods relaying information that gets the point across. An example of effective communication is when you talk to someone in clear and simple terms. An effective conversation can also mean a conversation in which something is achieved. Effective communication in the health and social care sector is vitally important as it allows the
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Social Entrepreneur Project - by Galen Welsch
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR JIBU`S - Social Entrepreneur Project - by Galen Welsch Student: Paulo Lahr - 301051166 Centennial College Professor: Rathika Sitsabaiesan INTL 711-002 Executive Summary This report describes the significant results that the young Galen Welsch have been achieving with his determination, dedication and courage to change the world. In addition to, the report also will describe how the Galen co-founded Jibu in 2012 and under his leadership, Jibu has quickly become a social franchise
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Social Responsibilty of Small Business in Bulacan.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILTY OF SMALL BUSINESS IN BULACAN Proponents: Antonio, Rhenniel Flores, Donna Pamela O. Masa, Lhaiza Mae C. Objective of the Activity: * To determine if they have social responsibility in their business * To determine the issues that they are encountered Methodology: Name of Business: Vanguardia Boarding House Description of Nature of Business: In 1989, the Vanguardia Boarding were established owned by Mrs. Laurella Vanguardia Valdesancho. Located near at Bulacan Agricultural State College Pinaod
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Consumer Social Responsiility
Introduction For over 50 decades now and still counting, CSR provoked dramatic debates towards its definition, necessity, areas of implication, alignment with business strategy, and ways to practice it effectively. Thus, CSR has grown to be a very subjective concept with plenty of variables to consider, so whenever an organization wishes to apply CSR initiatives it implies a governance of art and science to achieve. The global business understands Corporate Social Responsibility and is exercised
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Bsad460 Corporate Social Responsibility
April Riley Business Ethics for Leaders (H1WW) BSAD460 Corporate Social Responsibility Professor Amy Riebel April 6, 2019 ________________ ________________ There are numerous definitions that could characterize what corporate social obligation is, in any case, for the most part the term corporate social duty alludes to "the proceeding with responsibility by business to carry on morally and add to monetary improvement while improving the personal satisfaction of the workforce and their families just as of the
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Health and Social Care
Hannah Compton Unit 44 P4 – Demonstrating an ability to reflect on own contributions to work in health and social care settings. While being in my placements, I have had to work in a team multiple times. One time that I have had to work in a team is in my nursery placement. This is because they are in such big groups, there needs to be a group of teachers to help lead the children
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Social Responsibility Impact on Corporate Image, Brand Equity and Profitabiity of Nigerian Firms
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IMPACT ON CORPORATE IMAGE, BRAND EQUITY AND PROFITABILITY OF NIGERIAN BUINESS FIRMS OLAYENI, AKINTUNDE OLUMAYOWA Abstract The study is based on corporate social responsibility of Nigerian business firms and how this affects the level of their profit, their corporate image and ultimately their brand equity that leads to their patronage. It is a study on how the society and an organization connects with each other. Data were gathered from selected organisations on the
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College Network Connectivity
Your state�s university is in the final stages of planning a large Visual Communications College for a group of 250 employees consisting of 150 faculty and 100 staff who will work in two adjacent buildings. Each faculty and staff will use computers that run Windows XP Professional, Windows 2000 Professional, Fedora Linux, or Mac OS X. The employees work with a variety of software, including word processing, research, databases, spreadsheets, programming software, and mathematical calculation
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History of Science and Technology
Science and Technology has been around from the beginning of time. It evolved from the everyday efforts of people trying to improve their way of life. Throughout history, humankind has developed and utilized tools, machines, and techniques without understanding how or why they worked or comprehending their physical or chemical composition. Before we go any further a definition has to be given for both Science and Technology because they are both different in their own
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Drug Testing of Employees and Applicants: Ethical or Unethical?
Drug Testing of Employees and Applicants: Ethical or Unethical? The drug testing of employees and applicants has long been a controversial topic. One of the issues that make drug testing on employees becomes problematic is the difficulty of balancing the employees' privacy rights and the companies' issues relating to drug abuse in the work place. So the remaining question is whether drug testing on employees and applicants is ethical or not? The answers might be
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The Technology Impact on Human Beings
In the article " Are Computer, Video and Arcade Games Affecting Children's Behaviour?" (Rosen 2001), the author explains the relationship between violent behaviour in children and playing computer games. Firstly, the research thought that many young people now spend much longer playing computer games than the research in the past, especially boys. Secondly, according to research by Rosen and Weil (2001), computer games played by young people often include irrelevant content so that they can
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Ethical Code of Rule Utilitarianism - an Affair to Forget
An Affair to Forget… In essence, ultitarianism argues that an action is morally correct if the consequences of the action have a more favorable than unfavorable impact on everyone involved. In utilitarianism, it is morally wrong to commit any act that will result in consequences that are more negative than positive. However, act utilitarianism can lead to some serious moral predicaments, including a seeming over permissiveness of many seemingly morally distasteful acts. For example, act
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Computer Networking Management
Task -1 a) For each segment, making any necessary assumptions, calculate the following and plot the data on a graph: • An appropriate timeout interval for use when transmitting the next TCP segment. Estimated RTT = (1-a)3*Sample RTT(4)+a*(1-a)2*Sample RTT(3)+a8(1-a)*Sample RTT(2)+a*Sample RTT(1) We can calculate Estimated RTT by using the above calculation Formula If α = 0.1 in this problem We can derive exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) of RTT For First 10 segments: 1) (0.9)9
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Audit Regulatory Framework - Positive Aspects of Code of Ethics
2.0.0 MAIN REPORT Accountancy professions are operating throughout the world in environment that different in cultures and regulatory requirement, thereafter, result to different mindset and principles towards ethics. IFAC's Code of Ethics is then positioning their mission at an important place as they manage to harmonize its Code throughout the world (IFAC, 2009) [online], in order to lessen the differences in thoughts, providing a standardized form of principles and reinforces the auditors independence (AI), so
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Ethical Issues in Marketing
· Run the Analyzing Ethical Issues in Marketing simulation. What type of ethical dilemmas did you encounter when you had to make key decisions in the simulation? How did these dilemmas affect the decisions you made? The main issue I encountered in the Ethical Issues Simulation was finding that balance between social responsibility and profits. In each scenario, I was faced with an option to make the best decision for the company or for the
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Super Bowl Advertising 2011 - the Networks and the Audience
SUPERBOWL ADVERTISING: THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE MONEY, AND THE BENEFITS By Ashley Jumpp Part A The Networks and the Audience There are only three networks that are licensed to show the Super Bowl game. The license is included in the overall package for the NFL season. The broadcast networks that are licensed to show the Super Bowl game are, NBC, CBS, and Fox Network. These three network conglomerates, along with other smaller stations, have
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Ethics Be Taught in School
By the time a student is attending a business school, he/she is mature enough to identify what is right and wrong. Therefore, it will be up to them to decide whether or not to have a good work ethics and, consequently, make the right decision. According to the article, some people have unethical behavior because they believe they have worked hard to deserve something better and bigger than anybody else. Thus, they get blind because
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3d Technology - Welcome to the World of Speedy
Welcome to the World of Speedy A s humans, we often wonder what our future would be like. We try to predict our future based on current knowledge and facts. In the case of cinema and television, such an instinct particularly holds true. When photography was introduced to the world, people started visualizing the advent of motion picture. When motion picture dawned upon us, it was silent and in black and white; so we predicted
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Transfer Optimization of a Urban Bus Transit Network
Abstract Transfer optimization often becomes necessary in the planning of the urban bus transit systems due to the non-availability of the direct routes. Most of the urban bus transit operators cannot provide the direct routes because of inadequate demand. In this paper an algorithm for transfer optimization is presented. The algorithm takes into account the time differences in the arrival and departure times of the connecting buses. Besides it can consider all the transfers nodes
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Business Ethics - Why Good People Do Bad Things
FROM THE DESK OF WENDY HARPER CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE TO CHARLES MARK RE: PENASCO PENSION ISSUE November 17, 2010 Charles – As promised in our telephone conversation on 15 November, I am providing you with my views on PENASCO's pension crisis. This memo includes the background research that I conducted in advance of our conversation, and at the end details what I believe the company should do to overcome some of the shortfalls described. 1. Why
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Ethical Relativism
Ethical Relativism #5 Ethical relativism is an idea that appeals to many people because tolerance is a main ingredient in it. In this country, we are aware of the increasing enmity with which the world views the U.S., and we often point to our supposed arrogance as a causative factor. In light of that, tolerance seems to be the correct counter to arrogance, so I believe that we exist in a state of reaction to
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Networking Statement
Networking statement: do not only netwotk with the people you need. The authors mention in the text that it is important to make networks not only with the people from your directly surroundings. It means that you also need to meet and to learn people from different professions and with different backgrounds. During my last employment in Frankfurt I was working for an Auditing company in the tax field. In my job it was honored
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Examine and Assess the Role of the Mass Media (print or Electronic) in Your Country
The term "Mass Media" refers to the different methods used to disseminate facts, opinions, entertainment and other information. These forms include newspapers, magazines, banners and billboards, cinema, films, radio, television, the World Wide Web, books, CDs, DVDs, videocassettes and computer games. They combine different culturally diverse institutions and people with varying visions, purposes and methods and perform a multiplicity of functions, all of major significance for a healthy society. The Mass Media encompasses all forms
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Powers and Influence of Mass Media
Powers and influence of Mass Media Mass Communication is the process by which a complex organization with the aid of one or more machines produces and transmits public messages that are directed at large, heterogeneous, and scattered audience. It is the end product of more than one person. Think about how a newspaper put together. Because the new technological systems have brought even greater speed, complexity, and power to affect human life than in the
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Integrated Information Technology
One of tools that help to increase the effective in supply chain management and need a good coordination among departments is the integrated information technology. As the high competiveness in globalization market, a wide range of information shared among supply chain network is necessary. This technology will provide the opportunity to obtain the data in each segment or product line in the real time basis that benefit to whole network including suppliers, manufacturing, warehouse and
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