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Thursday, October 3, 2013
Sun Journal
Observe the location on the horizon of the rising or setting sun everyday for two weeks. To do this, make a sketch of your eastern or western horizon and show on the sketch where the sun is rising and setting. Make sure to indicate the dates and times of your observations. (To make it more accurate, you could take a picture of the horizon with a digital camera, blow it up, and print it off. Then you can make the observations on the picture)
Write up a summary of your findings, and discuss what they have to do with the length of the day, and what season we are in.
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provide an outline for the body of your paper; that way your organization is correct.select your topic from the works and authors in your textbook.
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Moon Journal
Mark the location of the moon in the sky every night for a week. Your observations MUST be done at the same time each night. The purpose of this is to find out how much the moon’s position has changed relative to the background stars in a 24 hour period. You can do this by either making a sketch of the horizon and sky and showing where the moon is and the phase it’s in or by using a camera to take pictures to record the moon’s progression (if you use a camera do your best to include as much of the surrounding sky/horizon as possible).
Once all of your observations are done, put all the data together and write a ½ page single-spaced summary of what you learned.
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Course Project
The course project provides you with an opportunity to choose one medical law or medical ethics issue of special interest and to study that issue at a deeper level for further understanding and application. This paper must critically analyze the issues related to the selected topic, with the textbook, web resources, and professional journal articles (which may also be found online) being utilized to complete the project. Please be sure to cite all references using APA format to avoid plagiarism. The paper must be submitted in APA format.
In your Course Project, be sure to include:
• Description of your selected issue
• Discussion of how the issue impacts healthcare professionals and healthcare organizations
• Impact of your selected issue on patients and families
• Critical analysis of the issue, including at least one specific case example
• Significance of the issue to the practice of healthcare administration
• Recommendations for approaches to deal with the issue
• Description of your selected issue
• Discussion of how the issue impacts healthcare professionals and healthcare organizations
• Impact of your selected issue on patients and families
• Critical analysis of the issue, including at least one specific case example
• Significance of the issue to the practice of healthcare administration
• Recommendations for approaches to deal with the issue
Possible Course Project Issues:
• Medicare-funded organ transplants
• Disruptive Physicians
• Living Wills
• Patient Safety in Healthcare
• New Reproductive Technology – ethical issues
• Medicare-funded organ transplants
• Disruptive Physicians
• Living Wills
• Patient Safety in Healthcare
• New Reproductive Technology – ethical issues
Central Argument
1. Central Argument (identify reasoning): In two to three sentences, state the primary reasoning or point of view the author puts forward in the assigned article(s). Can you identify a stance or debate? Begin with the statement: “In the article (name article), Jane Smith (name author) examines (descriptor of issue or topic). She argues that ….”.
2. Themes (synthesize content) What issues, questions, themes emerge from the author’s argument? Select 2 themes (or more) and provide each with a heading that articulates your focus selection (more than one word): Theme 1: (give a title)—and in one paragraph summarize the issue or theme selected. Theme 2: (give a title)—and in one paragraph discuss the question/issue/theme selected.
If two articles are assigned for a session, you may address each reading individually, together, or preferably, some combination of these two approaches, depending on the relationship you find between them.
The written response for each reading is intended to help you prepare for class discussions and to understand the relationships between topics and assigned readings. You may be asked to read some or all of your Reading response as a way to kick off the class discussion. Because of this, you are strongly encouraged to keep up on your readings, take notes, and develop your thoughts on the material as you read.CLICK HERE TO GET MORE ON THIS PAPER.....
3. Reading–As you read each work, you might ask yourself the following questions:
• What ideas or thoughts is the author expressing? • What conclusions is the author asserting? • What data or information does the author use to construct and support his/her claims? • What are the implications of what the author is expressing? • What connections can you make to other issues and readings you have studied in this course?
What you write should demonstrate your overall understanding of each article: support your points with specific details from the assigned reading. Use your own words. If you refer to the text, use appropriate page references in parenthesis.
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JVA Corporation Simulation
After reviewing the simulation, choose one of these three strategies as a possible proposal for the CEO. Explain and justify your choice by including responses to the Learning Questions in your proposal.
Possible Strategies
1. Employees will receive absolutely no raises, and performance management is eliminated throughout the economic crises. Therefore, employee wages will remain the same regardless of position held; no performance reviews are given; and there will be no adjustments of missions, goals, and duties during this period.
2. Performance, as well as revenue, is reviewed every 6 months. This way it allows JVA Corp. to cut or increase pay every 6 months and review its bottom line. Employees can also benefit by having the opportunity to earn pay raises potentially twice a year, rather than the typical annual reviews.
3. Review and make any necessary changes to the guidelines for performance management within JVA Corp. First review the mission and goals for JVA Corp. Then review the requirement of each employee. A review of compensation packages is also necessary, so evaluate commission packages, expenses covered, perks, and necessity of onsite amenities that are currently covered.
2. Performance, as well as revenue, is reviewed every 6 months. This way it allows JVA Corp. to cut or increase pay every 6 months and review its bottom line. Employees can also benefit by having the opportunity to earn pay raises potentially twice a year, rather than the typical annual reviews.
3. Review and make any necessary changes to the guidelines for performance management within JVA Corp. First review the mission and goals for JVA Corp. Then review the requirement of each employee. A review of compensation packages is also necessary, so evaluate commission packages, expenses covered, perks, and necessity of onsite amenities that are currently covered.
Based on the costs that have been calculated, a net savings should be evident to allow for major or minor cost savings for JVA Corp. In the midst of calculating ways to save expenses for JVA Corp., don’t forget that your duty as an HR director is to also ensure the well-being of employees. It’s important to also represent the workers while looking out for the interest of the company.
Your paper should address the appraisal process, performance management systems, ways to make performance management systems more effective, various classifications of rewards, the goal of the compensation administration, and compensation programs.
JVA Corporation Simulation
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JVA Corporation
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JVA Corporation, established in 1995, is an international manufacturing firm based in Plano, Texas. JVA Corp. produces wireless technology devices such as cellular phones, walkie-talkies, intercoms, and GPS units. The JVA campus headquarters is an impressive 17-acre facility that includes manufacturing and office space. Employees enjoy the additional amenities of a break room lounge, fully equipped exercise room, kitchen, and cafeteria. In addition to the amenities onsite, employees are offered various discount tickets, discounts on various personal services such as cell phones, gym memberships, home and auto insurance, and JVA Corp. credit cards.
JVA Corporation, established in 1995, is an international manufacturing firm based in Plano, Texas. JVA Corp. produces wireless technology devices such as cellular phones, walkie-talkies, intercoms, and GPS units. The JVA campus headquarters is an impressive 17-acre facility that includes manufacturing and office space. Employees enjoy the additional amenities of a break room lounge, fully equipped exercise room, kitchen, and cafeteria. In addition to the amenities onsite, employees are offered various discount tickets, discounts on various personal services such as cell phones, gym memberships, home and auto insurance, and JVA Corp. credit cards.
JVA Corp. is a private company owned by the founders and private equity investors. JVA boasts 185,000 worldwide employees. Of these, 3,500 are full-time salaried managers, which includes department managers, warehouse managers, logistics managers, human resource managers, security managers, facility managers, and shift supervisors. The rest of the employees are either full time or part time and paid an hourly wage with bonuses based on the number of goods produced and number of goods marketed.CLICK HERE TO GET MORE ON THIS PAPER.....
Performance Management
As we begin this journey into benefits restructuring and employee performance management, let’s also consider the various aspects it entails. Performance management is often misunderstood to only mean performance appraisals or performance reviews. In actuality, performance management is a continuous process that consists of three steps: defining acceptable employee performance; facilitating employee performance; and encouraging employee performance. Performance management is accomplished through consistent and timely feedback about employee performance focused on achieving strategic objectives and meeting goals and mission of the organization.
Compensation Packages
It is often the case that an employee becomes eligible for compensation increases after a certain length of service time. In doing so, more often than not, employees are reviewed based on performance. Thus when an employee’s performance is rated highly, then they may be offered additional compensations or compensation in the form of other means rather than monetary. Ultimately, the balancing of these three areas—external market, internal organization, and the individual’s profile— is what determines what pay structure is equitable.
Shortly after the terrorist attacks of 2001, JVA Corp.’s revenue soared by 60% for the next 5 years and stabilized for the last couple of years until the world faced sudden recession. As many industry businesses suffered and workers lost jobs, JVA Corp. is still in business and has been trying to achieve stability through the shakeup. Since the recent economic hardships, JVA Corp. has suffered from a net loss of $53 billion (17%) in the fiscal year.CLICK HERE TO GET MORE ON THIS PAPER.....
You have been in the position of HR Director since 1999, so the chief executive officer has full trust in your suggestions and final decisions. The CEO, Katelyn Van Michelson, has entertained the possibility of closing the doors to a few of their international factories, but it is not the preferred course of action. Before JVA Corp. proceeds to make such drastic cuts, you have suggested making some cuts in the compensation area of the company costs and the structure in which performance management was previously conducted. Ms. Van Michelson was intrigued by this idea and asked that you to submit a proposal of the cuts to take place and how those cuts will affect JVA Corp.’s future, as well as its employees.
Using your education, expertise, and passion for making changes and improving the well-being of JVA Corp.’s employees, you will prepare a proposal to be reviewed by Ms. Van Michelson within 1 week. She will scrutinize it and thus make a final decision on how to save and preserve the overall profitability of this company. As an HR Director, you will review the cost of all additional compensation programs that JVA Corp. offers, exceeding the current base salaries for employees. The current package includes commissions, bonuses, profit sharing, and travel rewards. Based on the calculation of 150,000 employees within the United States and not counting international locations, JVA Corp. is currently spending 8% of its revenue for additional compensations or perks. Within the 150,000 employees, approximately 35% are eligible for all of those additional perks, and the rest are offered a base salary with no option for additional compensation. In order to cut costs, an alternate solution will be proposed with a goal of spending only 5% of revenue instead of the current 8%.
Learning Questions
In making your selection, be sure to consider the following concerns:
1. How permanent or temporary is the change?
2. How much will employees lose by the change?
3. How much will JVA Corp. save by the change?
4. How will it affect the employees?
5. How will it affect JVA Corp.?
6. How will it affect the community?
7. Should international employees be subject to the same changes?
8. Does it matter whether the employees are in its U.S. base or international locations?
Note!Don’t think of these decisions with specific monetary costs but in opportunity costs (time, morale, dedication, etc.).
Make a report between 500 and 750 words (use MS Word’s Word Count feature on the Review tab to ensure that your answer is not too brief or too verbose). Be sure to use the questions above as your guide in selecting a recommended strategy. You are not required to answer each and every question specifically as long as your report addresses how you considered and evaluated each of these eight concerns to determine the appropriate strategy, meets the word count range, and employs one of the three strategies above.
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