Conflict Case Studies Samples For Students

Introduction

People living in a family setup are bound to get into conflicts every now and then. Conflicts between people arise because of antagonism of interests and opinions within the family and among the disagreeing family members. Unresolved disputes cause breakdown of relationships between the discontentment members thus the need to resolve a dispute expeditiously within the family is key to maintaining healthy relationships.

This case study involves a couple, Leonora and Joshua who are having disagreements about Leonora returning to work after taking care of Christa, their daughter who is three months old now. The couple is experiencing retaliations and rejection between ...

Conflicts are a natural part of the collective human experience. Wherever there is the involvement of choices, conflicts are bound to happen. In the current competitive world, opinion and views are highly divided and hence conflicts are inevitable (Deutsch & Coleman, 2000). In our efforts to work cooperatively and collaboratively with one another, we often have differing opinions about how best to accomplish our common goals. Conflicts in the workplace are common and they occur as result of varying personalities and perspectives. Employer and employee conflicts are the most common types of conflicts in the workplace. Conflicts most of the times ...

Powerlessness

One of the issues that create powerlessness is role conflict. Role conflict emanates from the different roles a nurse has to fulfill. A nurse has an official role, which she has to fulfill to meet the expectations set by the institution. Communication of roles is via the normal administrative channels. Additionally, the nurse has to fulfill the expectations of the colleagues and peers. Thirdly, a nurse has to fulfill self-expectations from the basic personal understanding of what a nurse is required to do. These entire roles may themselves introduce role conflict, which contribute to the reduction in motivation among the nurses. If ...

Conflict resolution is defined as the approach and procedures used to reach a peaceful ending of a disharmony or any retaliation of two people who are in conflict. Conflict resolution is very essential in the workplace as it keeps people in place and enhances productivity in what they are doing. According to Thomas and Kilmann here are different methods that can be used to resolve a conflict; some of them include competitive, collaborative, accommodating, compromising and avoiding. Different people prefer different methods of conflict resolution (67).
In our context here, there have been several reported cases of persons either taking part ...

Not all nations follow the same political and development course. Although that would make subjective evaluations easier, it is not the case and federalism is an example of this. After Marshal Tito retied, Yugoslavia announced a decentralization plan; Belgium and Czechoslovakia are heading towards federation. The federalist government of Pakistan began as an expedient solution to the political discord extant at the close of British imperial control of India. The Hindus and the Muslims united to cast off the British, but then the Muslims demanded to have their own nation. This resulted in two territories geographically separated by a thousand miles ...

SCENARIO ONE

Conflicts at workplace are common and especially in healthcare where a single mistake can result in greater loss. In this situation the internist is speaking louder and being angry but he has not used abusive language which means that there is a chance to settle the conflict easily. Moreover, until the time of conflict there had not been some great loss or repercussion which means there is a chance that the conflict can be resolved in a friendly way. So, for this purpose, I would suggest that one party should remain calm which in this case should be the radiologist. This situation needs ...

Introduction

The conflict in Syria has raged on for over three years now with the various warring parties actively sustaining it. It began in early 2011 as a part of the series of demonstrations dubbed as the Arab Spring witnessed globally in a number of Arabic countries. The protests were aimed at the Bashar al-Assad led government that was dubbed as tyrant and retrogressive. After various crackdowns, these demonstrations evolved to deadly armed rebellions (Cole, 2013). The armed conflict pitted various opposition groups namely; Free Syrian Army and the Islamic Front against the Syrian government and its allies such as Hezbollah. The ...

Theory of Constraints (TOC) is a popular management methodology developed in the 1980s, Eliyahu Goldratt, which is based on finding and managing key constraint system, which determines the success and effectiveness of the whole system. The main feature of the methodology is that making efforts over the management of a very small number of aspects of the system, an effect much greater than the result of simultaneous action on all or most of the problem areas of the system immediately.
The approach is based on the theory of constraints to identify this limitation and manage to increase the rate of ...

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Introduction

The case of Julie and Susan occurs often in a work environment where a subordinate relationship and job description are not clearly defined. Misunderstanding between co-workers most often escalate into emotional confrontation inside and sometimes outside of the work premises. Behavioral issues are always the main factor why conflict between people happens and most workplace conflict occurs due to external influences. Individuals with personal problems are at higher risk of being easily irritated and they tend to show intolerant and aggressive behavior. On the other hand, the case also reflects the different attitudes of people towards work. Some people enjoy ...

Answer 1

The conflict in Sri Lanka started about three decades ago when minority Tamils took weapons against the government of Sri Lanka. But the spark of this fire had started in armed conflict back in 1983, with the Black July riots that had claimed the lives of thousands. In the mid 80’s, the LTTE (Liberation Tiger of Tamil Eelam) took control of the Northern part of Island and crushed their rivals.
The main cause of this problem was ethnicity. The Tamils of Sri Lanka were culturally different from their other country parts. They were different in terms of ...

This paper will address the issue of conflict in nursing with reference to a nursing case study. The nursing case study regards the use of authoritarian leadership by the in-charge of an oncology unit. Staffs at the unit consist of five old nurses and six new nurses. Particular questions to be addressed are whether conflict is constructive or destructive and how good leadership affects the outcome of conflict.
Depending on its nature and how it is addressed, conflict can be constructive or destructive. Hot conflict is constructive as it leads to activity and creativity between the parties. Cold conflict, ...

The difference of understanding: The U.S team feels that there instructions are not properly followed. If the Indian team is described of a deadline, such is never fulfilled. On the contrary, Indian team argues that the instructions are not properly conveyed. So that they could understand and deliver.
The Turnover: The U.S time finds exhausting, the turnover at Indian chapter. It creates disturbances and confusion. The Indian team is finding it difficult to adjust with the U.S work values hence move as soon as the opportunity is available.
National culture and organization culture play a dominant role in this ...

American expatriates living in Europe face a great deal of trials and tribulations. The absence of their close family members and friends affects them emotionally as they go about their day to day lives. They always try to get avenues for online chats at the slightest opportunity. They also face socio-cultural challenges as their way of life is totally different from that of the natives. Their diet and general behaviour differs in so many ways and expatriates can take quite some time to fit in comfortably in the European culture. Language barrier is another common challenge faced which makes communication ...

The dressing code at the hospital is meant to ensure safety to patients is maximized by reducing or eliminate chances of infection. Additionally, the dress code is a means of projecting professionalism and restoring the patient trust and confidence on the health practitioners attending the patient. Moreover, the dress code is for easy identification and reducing chances of confusion. Hence, patient or any person at hospital should be in a position to distinguish a nurse from other health practitioners. However, the dressing code at times comes into conflict with religious and culture believes. Hence, the hospital management should come into agreement with ...

Kenneth Ravenel v. Fredrick L. Burnett (Case study)
Kenneth Ravenel v. Fredrick L. Burnett (Case study)
Under the field of criminal law, the case, Kenneth RAVENEL v. Fredrick L. BURNETT [2070401], September 26, 2008, under the Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama, exemplifies conflict resolution. As an example, it entailed the requisite steps in which conflict may be resolved, in addition to the practicability of their applications. The case in point pertained to the claim by Burnett that Ravenel had threatened him with malicious harm, because of suspecting the former of being in an affair with his ...

InstitutionDate

Geographically, Japan and China are separated by East China Sea. Although these two counties have close business and trade ties, their relationship is strained by the Japanese country failure of acknowledging the effect past wars between these countries. Japanese leadership has been making unpopular utterances on the impact of the past conflict on Chinese economic progress. In United Nation Security Council, China government has blocked the Japanese bid of having permanent seat thus alleviating the animosity between the two countries. There is also disagreement between the statuses of Taiwan between the two countries (Itoh, 2012). Japan views the status ...

The five stages of group development by Tuckman dictate how interaction between group members occurs. The case study by Thomasine is based on these five stages, the interactions of teams A and B reflect the stages of Tuckmann’s norming perfoming team development model.
According to the case study carried out by Thomanisane Borkman poor leadership was observed in team A in that there was were too many leaders. Poor communication among the members led to poor functioning of group A. Team A experienced conflicts from the beginning, which were not solved and eventually affected the completion of ...

Introduction

Litigation is a process of dispute resolution that is considered to be cumbersome and very expensive. It involves going through the courts and this process is usually tedious especially because courts have several pending cases to handle. In this regard, many institutions find it preferable to make use of other Alternative Dispute Resolution systems (ADRs) which tend to be less time consuming and even less tedious.
1 A. The systems of alternative dispute resolution other that can be used by the employer other than that of litigation are such as that of mediation, that of arbitration and minitrials. These ...

MANAGEMENT

- SPRAY DIAGRAM
- rough spray diagram
b. tided up spray diagram
The above diagram is a spray diagram which displays the usefulness of system thinking. The diagram demonstrates how system thinking is useful in various aspects. One of the aspects is that of examining interrelationships. System thinking tries to view things as a whole system and in that way the interrelationship between such things is identified. This is helpful in identifying initial level of the problem and viewing problems as a whole system.
System thinking is also an important agent of integration. When used with strategic planning ...

Abstract

The Crown and Waikato Tainui has been having conflicting standards in the management of the Waikato River. The report is basically giving details on the background of the different stands that each team has pertaining the river and how the conflict resolution was approached.
Tainui believes that the river lies in their ancestral land and that the Crown has not right interfering with the management of the river and its resources. This initiated the need for a deed settlement between the two parties. The deed settlement was signed in august 2008 and this brought the genesis of shared management ...

- At P.F. Chang’s, leadership is synonym with delivering excellent customer service and Rick Federico, the Chairman of the company is promoting a leadership by example model, wherein the employees must follow the leads of the more experienced workers for knowing how to make the customers of the restaurant feel great about their choice and come visit the place again. This leadership trait, that Federico possesses, is visible in the employees’ behavior, as they are becoming excellent servers watching their more experienced colleagues at work, or being encouraged and properly trained by their direct coordinators.
Positive energy is ...

Q: How would you describe your ideal job?

A: My ideal job is becoming a nurse so that I can help treat soldiers. I reckon that this is my way of acknowledging their sacrifice, hard work and dedication to duty so that we can enjoy freedom and peace.

Q: Why did you choose this career?

A: I choose this career because as a child, I always wanted to be a soldier and serve my country.
Q: What goals do you have in your career?
A: As a soldier, my goal is to serve my country in the highest rank possible.
Q: How do you evaluate success?
A: I evaluate someone’s success as his ...

1. The main criteria used by FEL to assign managers to projects are expertise and availability. Client relationships can also become important for assigning managers, as it was the case with Gatenby, who managed to secure the Abu Dhabi project for FEL. These factors are essential for building functional teams because they ensure that managers that are assigned to the project are knowledgeable an experienced enough to deal with the task and are able to dedicate sufficient time to project completion. However, the reliance on these three criteria is often insufficient for success. Thus, for the Abu Dhabi project ...

Introduction

- Brief Description of case chosen

Overview of perspectives

- Conflict theory
- Social constructionist perspective
- Social behavioral perspective

Application of perspective to case study

- Strengths and limitations

Conclusion

- Benefits of theoretical perspective to social work practice
Introduction

Brief Description of case chosen

A May 17th, 2013 CBS News Report gave a lengthy account of a mother who was arrested and charged for aggravated manslaughter on a child under 18 years old. Miami Dade police further verified the events of the alleged incident by saying that the mother, Catalina Bruno, confessed to leaving her 11 month old son locked in her car on a very hot day. The Mother had a previous child ...

INTRODUCTION

The modern century is defined by greater merging between different cultures and religions. This can be greatly attributed to the fact that globalization has become significant in the society we live in. globalization can be referred to as the level at which nations merge their relationships based on social, economical or political ties. According to Ruthven globalization has been praised as tool that has greatly improved the way in which nations relate to each other (32). The launch of globalization was first heightened after the world wars nations released the need for peace and harmonious living. Many authors and ...

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Question 1:
Which things have obviously been overlooked in the Jacobs-Suchard company in their attempt to re-organize the confectionary business?
Question 2:
Which consequences did the company have to bear because they overlooked these things?
Answers:
Answer 1:
In their attempt to re-organize the confectionery business, various things were overlooked by the Jacobs-Suchard Company. First, the task force selected to oversee various activities failed to specify the manner in which the global brand sponsors were to be measured, beyond their measurement as business unit general managers. The restricting, which took place in the ...

Culture can be expressed best in the complex interactions of values, attitudes and behavioural assumptions of the society. Culture therefore, is the characteristics of particular groups of people defined by everything from knowledge, religion, social habits, art, law, morals and any other capabilities and character acquired by a person as a member of a given society. For a given culture to be an important concept in the management studies, we should be able to understand the culture concept and familiarise our self with it. (Francesco and Gold 1969).Therefore in this paper, I have discussed various dimensions of managing culture in order to ...

Introduction

International business market is changing with increasing globalization as businesses face challenges in terms of competition hence a need to employ effective strategies to enhance their competitiveness. Therefore, an effective marketing mix is crucial in establish appropriate product positioning, pricing, distribution and promotion. In this respect, distribution strategies entail consideration of appropriate channel designs that would deliver an organization’s products to clients at the right place and time. In addition, promotion which entails advertising and other strategies requires creativity in order to deliver the products information to customers in a manner that is effective and suitable for the target market ...

AAFM’S approach to employment relations prior to the year 2005 and after the year 2005

All economies rely on the production of goods and services where these goods are then sold for profit. Most of these goods and services are produced by industrial plants where goods are manufactured or value is added to goods. For profit to be realized, optimum conditions are enhanced so as to be able to produce substantial quantities as possible. Among these optimum conditions, the human resource aspect is the most addressed. This is done so as to give the assurance that the workers are able to perform affectively and efficiently so as to meet the maximum attainable target. Employment ...

[Date (February 21, 2013)]

Julie Jackson
Director of Human Resource
1101 Wesleyan Drive

Fort Worth, Texas 76105

Conflict is a struggle between different people who has different opposing needs, beliefs or goals without arriving at the same agreement.
In every organization there is a conflict either between an employee and employer or between the workers themselves. It is inevitable since it is something experienced every day in every organization. As a Human Resource Manager, it is always good to solve these conflicts which come in various ways.
Here are various ways in which a conflict can be avoided in an organization, showing clearly what is to be ...

Question 1

I played the role of Sally’s agent and recent partner at the firm that manages acts for celebrities. The other part of Lyric’s business manager during the negotiations was played by JInwook Bae, with whom we met and arrived at a possible deal to have Sally Soprano perform the role of Norma.

Question 2

Getting to Yes, advocates for the principled negotiation approach. In this case, I attempted to use the principled negotiation approach, by being soft on the individual stakeholders and hard on the merits. As such, I opted to avoid engaging in posturing and tricks, more so considering ...

The case study of Brent Dorsey

The options available to Brent do not seem easy at all. The option given by Megan is that Brent and Scott take just a little fewer invoices and other source documents as they did the past year. This option is based on the presumption that, since the company has always been right in the preparation of the payable accounts then they would still be right this time. This option has various weaknesses, key among them, and the fact that it relies upon assumptions. It is grossly wrong to assume that any company will prepare its accounts the same way it ...

In every organizational set up drama is bound to happen once or on many occasions. As Marlene Chism would have it, as far as human relationships are concerned or exist, there is potential for conflicts and drama. Human misunderstandings are common at workplace and require a lot of training and self-control to clear the differences. Managers have to understand that such misunderstandings will occur even among the best employees despite great hiring practices in the organization. It is part of the managerial function definition to identify the causes of such misunderstandings and applying the best decisions to solve the problems ...

Chapter 10: What is the ethics behind our ideologies?

The case study on Chapter 10 questions an individual responsibility on the pretext of business to what it might bring in terms of political and military interest overseas. Mr. Dan was acting carefully in exporting non military products to Turkey. He has just been appointed as the new export manager and he was wary about Aishagu Import-Export Trading Company, a Turkish company. It surprised him that the owner of this Turkish company happened to be a college classmate and dorm mate, Mr. Mustafa. He suddenly remembered the political intent of this guy and wondered if the exports are being used to ...

The Work-Life Conflict among Married Women

In the contemporary world where modernization, urbanization and realization of women’s rights are inevitable, work-life imbalances are rampant. The imbalances and inconsistencies between work and family life mostly impact on the various career women who are married. The problem becomes even worse where the working married woman is a mother to children and more so young children that still depend on the parents to a considerable extent. The women get themselves torn in between the demands of the workplace and the social commitments to the family and other social units. The difficulty in striking a balance between occupations and commitment to ...

Delivering Bad News Tactfully and Effectively

Managing underperformance can prove to be an exceedingly stressful and daunting task (McLelland, 2005). As the department manager in a mid-sized technology company I have received numerous complaints from both coworkers and customers about a certain employee who is not performing to the standards expected. Moreover, this specific employee has brought about a hostile working environment since he has shown confrontational behavior. As the department manager I have to meet up with him so as to deliver an ultimatum on whether the employee will immediately improve his conduct or face immediate dismissal.
As I approach him, I will first look for ...

1. Which of Gottman’s couple types best describes the relationship between Helene and Aaron and Jill? Explain.

2. How does the first interaction between Helene and Aaron and Jill differ from their second interaction?

3. What are the first indications of trouble between Helene and Aaron and Jill? Cite specific examples from their interactions.

4. How do Helene and Aaron and Jill exhibit contempt for one another? Cite specific examples from their interactions and reference common signs of contempt within their interactions.

5. How do Helene and Aaron and Jill exhibit defensiveness? Cite specific examples from their interactions ...

A not-for-profit hospice center in a small community received a generous gift from the grateful family of a patient who had died recently. The family asked only the money be '' put to the best use possible.
Everyone in this small facility had no opinion about the best use for the money. The administrator wanted to renovate the old, run-down headquarters. The financial officer wanted to put the money in the bank 'for a rainy day.' The chaplain wanted to add a small chapel to the building. The nurses wanted to create a food bank to help the poorest of their clients. The social ...

Introduction

Communication is very fundamental to human life owing to the fact that it helps people establish relationships, express themselves, interact with other people and the world, accomplish tasks as individuals and as a team and also helps people manage others and lead an organization. This paper seeks to explore Managerial communication in a business membership organization The Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE). It explores the different ways of managerial communication like: verbal and non verbal which includes: gestures, written, body language amongst others. Managerial communication is an essential function which enhances smooth communication between managers and also with employees and ...

The reading discusses the world of fashion from four different sociological perspectives. These sociological perspectives are structural functionalism, conflict theory, symbolic interactions and feminism.

According to functionalism, fashion serves as a purpose to differentiate between the wealthy and not-so-wealthy. So, the rich would wear expensive clothing because he/she can afford them, while the poor will wear cheap clothes because he/she cannot afford to wear ‘high’ fashion clothing.

The conflict theory suggested that the companies engaged in fashion are the ones who benefit from fashion, not the buyers. The theory says that the fashion industry is constantly introducing new styles, so ...

1. Jill’s decision to confront Rachel about what was wrong was the thunderbolt that broke the deadlock with her friend Rachel and restored the friendship. Jill’s problem-solving attitude helped the situation by creating an environment where the two friends would resolve their differences. Rachel’s willingness to open up about her feelings about Jill was also helpful. Jill expressed her dissatisfaction with Rachel’s comment about her diet and her continued sarcasm on the issue. Jill also opened up about her feeling of being unwanted by Rachel and Tina. While Rachel has an avoiding style, Jill is a ...

#1.) The exchange between Suzanne and Jerry began because Suzanne used her perceptions of Jerry to link together what she believed happened. What led Suzanne to form her impression of Jerry? What should have Suzanne asked herself before she jumped to conclusions given her perceptions and impressions?

All along, Suzane has had the impression that Jerry cannot be trusted with money matters. Since Jerry does not save and keep his money as she does, she views Jerry as a spendthrift, someone who does not know how to spend and manage money. Also, with the little money they make at the ...

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Negotiations in the NFL Lockout

As of date, the National Football League is running its 2012 draft, which is a far cry from what happened just a year ago. When the labor talks between the NFL and the union broke down, the Union decertified, allowing individual players to file lawsuits against the NFL. It took a little over a year before the lockout came to an end and only because the owners agreed to the recommended settlement of the NFL Players’ Association.

Looking at the outcome of the lockout, the most surprising thing that probably happened was that both the NFL Players’ Association and the ...

Listening and responding verbally and nonverbally is very vital in effective communication. Listening involves receiving, attending to the problem, understanding what one is being told, responding to the messages conveyed and lastly, remembering what was communicated.
In the case study between Parris and her husband, it is very clear that Parris’ husband was not attentive when the wife told him to pick up their daughter after school. Lavar should learn to listen keenly on what the wife communicates to him and also understand the importance of the message being passed to him. Anytime the two are communicating, they ...

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This case is about morals and employer versus employee conflict of interest. Its focal point is twenty eight years old, Elaine Hunt--a recently promoted senior financial manager--whose husband, Dennis is involved in export-import business. Being in charge of ten branch loan office managers, Elaine Hunt is charged with the responsibility of signing–off loans well over $500,000. Nonetheless, the signing off of larger loans must be authenticated by the United Bank Cooperation’s vice president. The case focuses principally on conflicting morals. It is evident that Elaine Hunt makes several financial business decisions which are impacting ...

Analysis Section

A. Roles

a. Johari Window – This activity encouraged me to think about myself in positive terms only and allowed me to review who I am without fear of sounding arrogant. I chose the words brave, friendly, happy and caring to describe me in terms of words that will be known to others as I regularly show these qualities to my loved ones and peers. In the ‘not known to others’ box, I chose the words nervous and giving. The former of these is a word which I endeavour to not show too often as I’d prefer people to see ...

Chapter 7 – Listening (19 questions)

1. Percentage that listeners remember after hearing a message
Right after hearing a message only about 50% of people remember the message. Within 8 hours the 50% drops to 35%, after 2 months only 25% remember the original message. (Page 241)
2. Listen more than any other type of communication
3. Questioning and paraphrasing
These are two techniques that show a speaker the listener is attentive. They also help the listener make sure he/she understands what the speaker is trying to say. They need to be learned and practiced to do well.

Questioning on pages 249 and 250

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1. Do Spotlight’s actions in offering the AWAs reflect a soft or hard approach to HRM?
According to the ASU (Australian Services Union), the individual agreements between the employer and the employee that determine the standard conditions, pay structure and awards for the employee are called as AWAs or Australian Workplace Agreements. It has been a general emotion (ASU, 2006) that AWAs rather undermine the workers’ right to collective bargaining. While in the past, the employee awards grants were safeguarded by the law; it was abolished later on and the employers got the right to cut any award whenever ...

Part 1: Group dynamics3Section 1: Working in groups and team.3

Section 2: Conflict and negotiation.5
Section 3: Management and leadership.6
Part 2: The organization system.7Section 1: Organization structure7
Part 2: The organization system.9Section 1: Organization structure..9

Section 3: HR policies & practices11

Conclusion...12

References13

Introduction
Group dynamics in organizations revolve around the relations between employees and managers and how they interact in groups. These groups and teams may be formal or informal, and they may be set for specific tasks or for general tasks. Group dynamics determine the chances of success of an organization as far as team work is concerned. In this paper, Wal-Mart is the organization for the study. This ...

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a) Describe the socialization process that Turner experienced at MLI

Socialization processes play an important role in integrating newcomers into the company and developing employee skills, relationships and attitudes, which are necessary for successful work in the company (Chao et al., 1994a; Chatman, 1991; De Vos et al., 2003; Louis, 1980; Thomas and Anderson, 1998). Neglecting or not using these processes effectively may result in job dissatisfaction, high staff turnover, low productivity and general miscommunication. Therefore, in order to make sure that recruiting expenses are not undermined by inefficient organizational socialization, effort should be put into integrating newcomers ...

Heineken is the leading company manufacturing and distributing its branded bears in the global market. The company is also famous for its marketing activities and sponsors a mega event of the European Champions League and also partners with James Bond brand. The company desire to integrate its sustainability into its corporate strategy. The name assigned to the long-term approach is “Brewing a Better World”. The company had set its targets into six pillar areas to achieve its long-term sustainability approach. Water, carbon dioxide (CO2), responsible consumption, health and safety, sustainable sourcing, and inclusive growth are the targeted areas set by Heineken.
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Introduction

Global business environment is placing more and more pressure on the organizational ability to address diversity in the company. The reality shows that cultural, racial and social diversity along with geographical disperse of the companies creates new and, yet, not fully explored field in Human Resource Management (HRM), Leadership and Management studies. Modern considerations on the selection and recruitment processes that call for specific cross-cultural management capabilities outline the direction in which leadership and management practices have been and will continue to evolve in the near future (Sims, 2007). Team work and leadership practices in this field are one ...

BRL Hardy's remarkable post-merger success?

There are different factors that helped the merger of Hardy and BRL successful. Although the situations before the merger was also important in making the merger successful however this part of the report discusses only about the important factors that contribute to the remarkable post merger success of the two companies.

Focusing on creating more value:

One of the major successful factors of the merger was the main focus of the management. The idea was to create more values by spending or investing more resources and energy to retain higher number of customers. Moreover, the company focused on building a brand image as well as ...

Introduction

In the words of Fyodor Dostoyevsky, “every man has some reminiscences which he would not tell to everyone, but only to his friends. He has others which he would not reveal even to his friends, but only to himself, and that in secret. But finally, there are others which a man is afraid to tell himself, and every decent man has considerable number of such things stored away” (Wedding & Stuber, 2010, p. 134). This case is about the reminiscences of one such young girl.
An 18 year old girl, Dora who, since 12 years of age had been suffering ...

Answer each question in 1.5-2 preferably single-spaced pages.
1. Use social structural theories to explain how the structure of U.S society may cause minorities to be over-represented within the criminal justice system. You should pay specific attention to social disorganization theory, strain theory, and culture conflict theory.
The fact that minorities are over-represented within the criminal justice system in the United States is an implication of greater issues within society. These issues are essentially rooted in the interplay between the political and cultural realms in the United States throughout its history. This has led to a culture in ...

Think, Pair, Share and One 1000 Word Case Study Research and Opinion Essay (25%): Each team will research, discuss and debate a solution to the Case Study.

Introduction

The state of Jerusalem has had many problems and conflicts over who owns the state from both the Israelis and the Arab states. The area is considered to be a holy ground for the Israelis as well as the Muslims where there is the Al Aqsa mosque. The conflicts have existed since the ancient times and continue to be a problem in the modern world. There have been major wars that have occurred that ...

Implementing Solutions to Deal With Negative Comments from Customers in the Commercial Food Service Industry

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Implementing Solutions to Deal With Negative Comments from Customers in the Commercial Food Service Industry

a) What is the root cause(s) of the problems/issues occurring and what other factors contribute to them?
The possible root causes of the problems or issues occurring which initiating the negative responses from the customers of Harrington’s are the following: lack of communication amongst staff members; inadequate of inspection of surroundings and improper sanitation; and improper training which lead to lack of attention to detail and prohibiting the staff from anticipating the customers’ needs.
The possible ...

Question 1

Aggressive and counterproductive behaviors refer an employee behaving towards other employees in a manner that may cause harm to the employees and generally the organization. Aggressive and counterproductive behavior of an employee toward other employees may be caused by several factors. Considering the Cedar district hospital case, the aggressive and counterproductive behavior of Smith towards her subordinates and other managers could have been caused by the following factors (Fox and Paul 2005).
The first reason for Smith’s aggression and counterproductive behavior towards her subordinates and other managers, fall in the theory of individual difference also referred to personal ...

Introduction

As the industry is changing, many of the companies dealing with waste management are faced with the challenge of sustenance in the future. Cities and households are largely reducing the amount of waste they generate and thereby reducing the amount of waste for which they pay companies to dispose of effectively. It presents a direct threat to Waste Management’s landfill business and relates to what steps the company must take to grow its revenue. Another problem relates to the customers’ behavior as they not only are reducing wastes they send to the landfills, but it is also important to ...

Introduction

This is a case of colleagues holding the same job position in a multinational company. EUROi is an IT company that was formed as a result of a merger between a British firm, RoyaIPC, and a French firm, Internet du France (IDF). Margaret, who is 50 years old and her 35 year old colleague Georges are supposed to work together each representing their respective companies. Georges works as the marketing manager representing the French company while Margaret was sent from London to France to work in the same position for the British partner. Although both employees have exceptional leadership skills, they are not ready to ...