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The National Bank of Canada has its headquarters in Montreal, and it is Canada’s sixth largest bank. It was started on 4th May 1859 by the francophone business people in Banque and Ontario. The bank has 2.4 million personal clients and most of its branches in the Canadian provinces. It has many representative offices partnerships and subsidiaries in other countries where it serves both non-Canadian and Canadian customers. The bank’s management structure consists of the board of directors and the office of the president. The bank is upholding a proper governance system and appropriate ethical strategies to ...

Introduction 3

Summary of the Equality Act 2010 3
The Purpose of the Equality Act 2010 4
Protected Characteristics in the Equality Act, 2010 4
Two Forms of Discriminations Discouraged by the Act 5
Behaviour Considered unlawful in the Act 5
Employment and Working Conditions Exempt from the Act 6
Changes made from Previous Discrimination Legislation 7
Potential Problems with the Equality Act of 2010 for Employers and Employees 8
Recommendations on how Organisations can ensure Compliance with the Equality Act 11

References 13

Employment Relations and Law – Equality Act 2010
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With the rise in globalisation pressures and the need for businesses ...

- What does ‘characterization’ mean in environmental planning law and what effect does s.106 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (NSW) have in relation to this? (300 Words)
In environmental planning law, “characterization” refers to a set of procedures used for formulating and determining applications for land use development. At its minimum interpretation, characterization with respect to the development is centrally concerned with the location and allocation of development about its characteristics on the land. In this minimalist interpretation, the role of characterization is to provide a framework within which efficient criteria for formulating and enforcing regulatory decisions ...

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Organizations have been termed as a place in which numerous professionals work together for the achievement of a single and pre-specified goal . Organizations have number of departments in particular and every department has to play their part in order to increase both the economical and strategic strength and belongings of an organization.
It is extremely important for an organization to keep all of their users in a perfect manner . There can be number of users related to an organization, like management, employees and shareholders as well. All of these users have their own significance and importance lies ...

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Aviation legislation has a central role in any company since they govern the operation of aircrafts as well as the maintenance of all aviation facilities. In addition, the legislation of aviation are mandated with the creation of acceptable Air worthiness standards as they given by the law of the land. A majority of such legislation is Federal governed with state governments prohibited from enacting and creating administrative agencies regulating air traffic laws that are federal based. Worth noting is the fact that there is a difference between regulations (legislation) and requirements Houck, 2006. For instance, legislation are the aviation laws that ...

This report is targeted to identify the issues and the problem which the organizations face from equal employment opportunity. Organizations have to face several challenges and they have to design techniques to overcome this problem. The aim of the equal employment opportunity act is to ensure that the organization is free from all sorts of discrimination and harassment related issues. The workplace must have rules and policies which are necessary to be followed. This law also empowers the physically disabled individuals who are less privileged than others but possess full potential to perform the task. The Equal Opportunity Act ...

Executive Summary 3

Overview of Current Situation 3
Summary of Needs and Objectives 4
Summary of Recommendations 4
Summary of Expected Outcomes 4
Important Information 5
1.0 Objective 6
2.0 Current Situation 6
2.1 How to get there 7
3.0 Recommendation 1 9
3.1 What is Salary Sacrifice? 9
3.2 Steps 9
3.3 Benefits of the Recommendation 11
3.4 Risk Associated with the Recommendation 13
4.0 Recommendation 2 14
4.1 Steps 15
4.2 Benefits of the Recommendation 15
4.3 Risk Associated with the Recommendation 15
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Strategic management is a continuous process. No firm can survive on just a single, static strategy. Strategy needs to evolve to reflect the dynamic environment within which a firm operates. The process of strategic management involves three broad stages: strategy formulation, strategy implementation, and strategy evaluation. Strategic or situation analysis is required to form strategies that can successfully be implemented to achieve organizational goals. Strategy formulation or planning stage follows next and identifies the current position and sets a desired position; a position that the firm wants to achieve in the future. A famous case is that of AirAsia, an airline ...

Airport operators are defined by their initiative to implement a broad spectrum of operational strategies that would ensure an interrupted mobilization of people and cargo in and out of the port location. The entire airport operation encompasses several levels of operational standards geared towards a specific function. However, airport operators are also facing relevant issues that have an immense impact to their entire operation. In 28th of December 2012, a powerful winter storm unleashed about 30 centimeters of snow on the Northeastern part of United States. In addition, fierce winds wrecked havoc as it hit New England resulting to the cancellation of ...

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Merck & Co is a global-research driven pharmaceutical company located in New Jersey, U.S.A. The company is also referred to as MSD (Merck Sharp and Dohme) in nations outside U.S.A and is known to focus on its patents. This report contains Merck & Co’s recommendations to the Local Network concerning principle 1 and 8 of the Global Compact. Principle 8 deals with programs aimed at enhancing greater responsibility of the environment. Principle 1, on the other hand, deals with human rights and it states that organizations should care and respect human rights that are under the protection of the international community1. ...