Essays on Private Sector.

Introduction

This paper illustrates in detail on the economy of Saudi Arabia in the ministry of finance and National economy. It shows the current situation of its economy and also details its weaknesses and strengths in the global market. In addition, it illustrates the states GDP state, inflation, unemployment, growth in the international trade, and the composition of their exports and imports (Chai, 2009). It goes to the extent of including recommendations that are entailed to draw a path that can be used to strengthen their current state in the global market. Thus, the recommendations are a guide as to what needs ...

ARTICLE

Among the key recommendations that the author presents in solving the current economic model of the country is the idea that the country needs to invest in imparting skills in its workforce. The author believes that a more skilled human capital would allow the nation’s workforce to explore and exploit other economic avenues. It is important to understand that with more education and skill, Abu Dhabi’s workforce does not need to necessarily rely on natural resources for economic growth. The author points out that the education of the workforce diversifies the marketability of the workforce such that the ...

Introduction

In the US, the responsibility of covering healthcare has largely been left to the private sector. The private sector is able to achieve this through employer-sponsored health insurance (ESI). However, the ESI is marred by a number of problems, which have hampered its effective implementation. As such, the US has introduced certain reforms as well as observing the principle of justice to ensure that the health sector carries out its roles smoothly.

Problems caused by employer-sponsored health insurance

The first ethical concern is that employer-sponsored health insurance hampers transparency and accountability. Despite the fact that there are significant increases in insurance premiums, employers make only small ...

Summary

The text primarily talks about the concept of public culture service. The main theme is the issue of motivation of the personnel in the public service. The scholars and the author attempt to suggest that the concept of motivation could be productive in the long run for the public service. A comparison is run on the concept of motivation in the public service and in the private sector. Consensus exists that for the private sector, motivation could be easy probably because the sector is profit oriented. However, in the public service the lack of profit hinders motivation. The text ...

Business culture and etiquette play a big role in determining the business climate of a country. How foreigners such as expats are treated by the hosts will affect their efficiency and willingness to extend their services in a country. This is a paper on the business and cultural etiquettes in Chile and Saudi Arabia.

Business interactions with the Chilean locals will be determined and influenced by their conversation skills. Chileans by nature are poor listeners with very short spans of concentration. It will be challenging to hold an intellectual conversation with someone ...

Introduction

The graph above shows the astounding growth of the Chinese and Russian economies in the last 30 years. The graph shows the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of both countries from 1990 to 2012 and it clearly shows that the Chinese economy has over paced Russia. In fact, the online web resource “The Guardian” reported that China‘s GDP slowed down at a rate of 7.6 percent in 2012 . This “slowdown” is ...

Increasing government spending will help the economy

Government spending entails all activities undertaken by the governments in the day to day lives. Government spending emphasizes on it procuring the components that the citizens need. The expenses incurred are usually short term. Government spending can either improve or destroy the economy. It depends on the prevailing conditions in the market and the economic state of the country (Driver, Stephanie 97). However, government spending can be kept in check by formulating fiscal laws that limit the expenses. Government expenditure is undertaken for several different reasons. They vary from provision of social amenities like health care services, schools, and ...

There is disagreement among scholars in establishing a universally acceptable definition for the concept of private security. The digressions seem to center on the factors of job responsibilities, the persuasion of revenue and the customer, and the involvement of products. These will include production, allocation, and fitting of equipment and machinery. Nevertheless, there have been attempts to define private security.

The RAND Institute construed private security as “all types of private organizations and individuals providing all types of security-related services, including investigation, guard, patrol, lie detection, alarm, and armored transportation,” as given in the research of Kakalik and ...

Part 1: Supply and Demand

Event 1: With the rise in the average income, the demand curve will shift to the right from DH1 to DH2 as demand increases for each price level. The purchasing power of the consumers increases, so that they can buy more at the same price level. The supply remains the same. The new equilibrium will be at the point A.

Event 2: A fall in population will lead to a left ward shift in the demand curve from DH1 to DH3 as demand decreases. The quantity demanded will fall for each price level as the number of consumers is reduced. ...

1A The leadership of the Virgin Atlantic believes that the success of the business strategy requires them to build their foundations by focusing on business and leisure market. Also, by building foundation by focusing on driving efficiency and effectiveness of the company. They have a simple mission statement, which is to embrace the human spirit and to fly. In contrast, the British Red Cross helps people who are in crisis, irrespective who and where they are. In their effort, they form part of a global voluntary network, who responds to “conflicts, natural disasters, and individual emergencies.”

Virgin Atlantic has a sound ...

OSHA is an acronym for the occupational safety and health administration. This is an extension of the United States Department of Labor. The main aim is to ensure upholding of the rights and freedoms of employees especially in the form of provision of a safe and health workspace. Georgia is one of the states that are not exactly state planned, as far as OSHA regulations are concerned. However, the OSHA regulations are enforced in this state, but only in the private sector. The public employees are protected by the mandate of the PEHCPA (Public Employee Hazardous Chemical Protection) and Right-to-Know ...

The Problem Statement

Imagine you are in charge of development of a developing economy and were approached by a multinational corporation interested in locating in your country.

Identify some of the benefits and some of the costs to the host country from the allowing the multinational corporation to locate to a country with a developing economy. Discuss with your classmates if development assistance from world development agencies, such as World Bank or United Nations, would be preferable to private investment.

Introduction

The above statement is a situation of Foreign direct Investment ( the investment into business in a country by a company of foreign country either by a buying a company in the ...

The SME is a small firm with an independent business managed by its owners/part owners having a small market share. The abbreviation SME is commonly used in the European Union and by different international organizations such as the World Bank, the United Nations and the World Trade Organization (WTO) (Kaufmann, Friedrich., 1995).

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are business enterprises that maintain the number of employees below a certain standard with limited turnover and balance sheet. The size of an SME company depends on the industry in which the company competes. There are 3 different categories defined for Small and Medium Sized ...

Egypt has the largest producer in the African continent and globally of long (LS) with the extra long staple (ELS) cotton, this accounted for the 50% of production in the world in the year 2008. This built a reputation brand for the quality of cotton. In addition, Egypt is vertically an integrated apparel and textile industry, 90 percent weaving and spinning companies which are publicly owned. It is over 10 years with over a growing number of the efficient companies that are private. Nevertheless, the sector has dominated the downstream industry with above 70% of the garment production. The government of ...

Innovation is a vital element in organizational growth. In fact, most managers regard innovation as the differentiating factor between organizations when it comes to competitiveness. Innovation and technology go hand-in-hand. As a way of appreciating the role that innovative technology plays in the economy of the United States in general, the government has taken various initiatives in supporting companies that are investing in innovative technology activities (Leyden & Link, 2002). This is usually done through giving Research and Development tax breaks, subsidies, protection of intellectual property rights, and implementing effective economic policies and regulations.

Government subsidies also play a vital role in ...

Communication refers to sending a message from one party to another through a given medium. It is essential to note that for communication to take place, the party being targeted by the message must actually receive the message. This simple definition highlights three significant components of any communication process. These are; the sender of the message, the medium being used to transfer or transmit the message and the recipient of the message. The role of these three components becomes even more critical during communication in crisis situations. The New Orleans incident can be used illustratively. Emergency teams co-coordinating rescue operations had ...

The relationship between problem definitions and policy measures in the policy document

Context

Tourism is connected to various national and international economic aspects, as well as environmental, governmental and social factors (PKF 34). Discussing about Iceland’s tourism all these factors and others are to be considered when evaluating the development plan described in the “Promote Iceland” document. While the country’s internal macro economy (comprising politic, economic, social, technologic, environmental or legal aspects) is significant in explaining the trends in the tourism industry, Iceland’s strategies for developing its tourism hold into account also the macroeconomic aspects of other countries, which constitute potential tourism source for Iceland, and “ ...

The Maastricht Treaty launched the European Monetary Union in the year 1992. The union comprised of two parts, which included the creation of euro the common currency and creation of the European Central Bank, which coordinates all monetary policies in the Eurozone. The treaty also created the rules for countries willing to join the union. The other element of the treaty was the national central banks of the 16 member countries. European Monetary Union creation has led to price stability and proper management of public finances (McKay Volz & Wolfinger 2011).The final phase of the single currency introduction ...

- Explain the difference between ethics and morality.

Morality refers to a person’s personal set of principles which they adhere to as they conduct themselves each day. These morals may be the result of upbringing, religion, or other personal factors. Ethics also guide a person’s behavior and conduct, but come from a code of conduct prescribed by a larger organization or society. Thus, morals come from internal factors and ethics come from external factors. There may be some overlap between the two. For example, murder is illegal and thus unethical, but can also be immoral if a person believes murder is wrong because it says “thou shalt not kill” ...

According to Yergin and Stanislaw (80), SOE (State Owned Enterprises) signified the epitome of advanced economics. Therefore, for developing nations, such organizations (SOE) would be the only avenue for attaining development because private entities cannot raise vast amounts of capital at an instance. SOE’s were also seen to advocate for the good of a nation rather than an individual’s interest (Yergin and Stanislaw 81). Furthermore, the SOE’s would have qualified personnel employed by merit and not from patronage or lineage. In summary, the SOE’s were seen as organizations that would birth a nation’s identity and also ...

In small economies such as Ireland, the traded sector is normally the leading sector for any economic development. In any bid to resurrect the economy from the depression which we have recently experienced, all reforms are aimed to surge the private sector so that the population can be able sustain itself.

The government of Ireland in their efforts to resurrect the economy has been working with the IMF and the EU in making the progress on the European policy reforms including the banking union which is very critical to the European and global confidence. The government negotiated with the ...

There are numerous factors in an organization’s macro-environment that naturally affect manager’s decisions. New laws, tax changes, demographic change, government policy and trade barrier changes all have an impact on an organization. This paper analyzes the political environment, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental environments of health care industry in Ontario.

It is evident that there is a growing political pressure on healthcare authorities across provinces. For instance, currently, the Ontario’s government health care stands at 42% of the total program spending. Equally, due to the state’s political stability and the likelihood of an increase in ...

I grew up wanting to be a surgeon. As I have gotten older, my experiences have pushed me to change my path many times. Though I am most of the way through an engineering degree, I am afraid that a career as an engineer would leave me in a cold, broom-closet office, cramming numbers for a customer or boss. I decided that I have a passion for helping people, especially those I am close to in my community and in the Guard. The IPAP opportunity allows me to pursue a long lost dream, provide a better quality of life for my family, and let me serve ...

Memorandum on Successful Reforms in Missouri

The family represents the smallest most important unit in any society, and the progress and development of any society depends on the state of this unit of society. The success of any civilization is based on the standard of life of its people and especially how it manages its at-risk populations. These are the most vulnerable in society and who depend on some assistance to lead a decent life. In Missouri, the Department of Social Services (DSS) works together with the Department of Health and the Department of Mental Health to serve these vulnerable populations (Busey, 2001). However, a plethora of ...

Abstract

A regional bank, XYZ Bank, has decided to open an office overseas for serving those businesses that are expanding internationally. India has been chosen as a large financial centre that is believed to help in increasing customer base and expand business. The various factors favourable for investing in India are its political stability, federal legal system, availability of managerial and technical skills, good infrastructure, favourable economic policies and relaxation of restrictions in banking sector. However, some key challenges are cultural diversity, need of legal expertise in opening a wholly owned subsidiary and regulatory restrictions in banking sector. In spite of the ...

According to the Keynesian theory of recession, economic depression occurs as a result of hoarding of money by key players, like entrepreneurs and consumers in the economy as a result of fear of projected economic hardships. Keynesian emphasized that, there can be no depression as long as there is constant spending even if it a period of depression. Constant spending ensures a constant flow of income which encourages people to spend. Keynesian encouraged the United States government that whenever people tended to hoard money, it was a principle role of the government to initiate spending especially by imposing heavy bills on consumers (Alan 115). ...

In 2010, Michael Powell, the former chairman of the U.S. Federal Communication Commission (FCC) wrote an op-ed in which he endorsed a universal “national broadband plan,” to provide high speed internet to all Americans. He argued that it was a question of equality, because high speed internet access was “the great equalizer, leveling the playing field so that every willing and able person, no matter their station in life, has access to the information and tools necessary to achieve the American Dream“ (Powell). Such government funded universal internet already exists in Switzerland, Finland, and Taiwan, and proponents of such programs argue ...

Tourism Business Analysis and Planning

Tourism has today become one of the fastest growing industries. The rapid expansion of the industry globally contributes to economic improvement by creating employment opportunities and especially developing foe host countries like Malaysia. Statistics put it that in 2005 there were 806 million tourists worldwide, and the number of tourists is expected to increase to 1 billion tourists annually by 2010 (Bok and Holland, 2007). Malaysia is a South East Asian country that covers an area of 336,700 square kilometers and has two regions, west and east Malaysia. The Western region shares its borders with Thailand to the North ...

[Student] [Professor] Unions have declined as a percentage of the workforce in the private sector. With this decline, have career and workplace dissatisfaction and alienation increased? If so, why is this so? If not, why not? Support your position. There is a growing trend of non-unionization of workforce in private sector nowadays. Although in many private sector organizations, unions are working but the level of union activities have now certainly decreased to much larger extent than before. These unions are now becoming less effective and inactive. The reason for this phenomenon is the increased awareness in the private ...

Introduction

The purpose of the paper is to discuss some of the labor-related issues and labor relation in the market economies. The paper will analyze that how public sector affects labor relations, and it will analyze the process of contract administration grievance arbitration. There are contract negotiation impasses and their resolution issues that will be highlighted in this paper. Furthermore, the paper will discuss wage and benefits issues as well as non-wage issues in bargaining. 1. Wage and Benefits Issues in Bargaining Wage and benefits issues are the mandatory subjects of bargaining and it is the center of ...

CITIZENSHIP FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Applied Research Project (Proposal Defense)

Introduction

Developing countries of the world today are facing unprecedented challenges in attaining sustainable development. Many developing countries are plagued by issues such as poverty, population growth, terrorism, dearth of qualified teaching staff, and territorial conflicts. To find a solution to this, many economists have devised various strategies both at the macroeconomic and microeconomic levels. Many people around the world will tell you that fossil fuel is Saudi Arabia’s greatest natural resource, but they are wrong because the children are the greatest resource. An excellent education of Saudi Arabian children is the key to ...

Introduction

Elaine Kamarck seeks to explain the bureaucratic approaches in keeping with the information age economy. This argument, although it seems illogical, stems from the assertions that have risen from political leaders that suggest that the government in modern days has shifted from being the necessary solution to becoming a problem. Such statements will not be taken lightly by citizens who look up to the government to provide solutions to the many problems they face. One man who is against such an opinion is Kamarck. Largely, Kamarck supports the endeavors that the government takes in order to make the citizens feel ...

Economics

The European countries are facing lower growth rates, just as they faced in history. The austerity measures have brought pain to the euro zone, and these measures provided no relief. The euro zone countries are reducing their spending by the double digits. Such reduction is increasing unemployment in Europe. The eurozone countries are trying to find the possible ways that are suitable for countries that are stagnant economically for the prosperity of the countries. In order to achieve the better growth for the economies, the countries are adopting austerity. Austerity is the intentional deflation of the domestic prices and ...

The role of policy makers in any economy is to regulate macroeconomic activities with the main goal of maintaining economic stability. The goal of the policy maker is to maintain stability, which is significant in promoting economic growth and social welfare of the citizens. The policy makers have implemented various policies to stimulate the economy since the financial crisis when government suffered a critical national debt. They are also trying to implement a reliable strategy for balancing the government’s budget in the long- run to solve macroeconomic problems. Therefore, implementing long-term fiscal sustainability is vital for today’s economic growth ...

Introduction

The United Arab Emirates’ became independent in 1971; it records an economic freedom score of above 70. This has made the economy of UAE appear in 28th position among the freest in the 2014 index. It has increased its rating and this year it has reordered a 0.3 point higher than last year. This has been made possible by improvements in labor freedom, business freedom, and monetary freedom which have outweighed the control of government spending. The first assessment of UAE was made in 1996 index and since then it has been a regional leader in economic freedom, this is the ...

ABSTRACT

This assessment investigates green freight transportation challenges and their impact on the freight transportation industry in Australia. Its aim is to show that these freight transportation challenges can be overcome and ultimately eliminated by incorporating green, i.e. sustainable technologies, and improved practices into a more effective supply chain technology. Utilizing published findings, this assessment proposes rational, workable recommendations, based on known fiscal and environmental data, to Australian green freight transportation challenges. This assessment relies on methods as diverse as surveys, mathematical research, public health statistics, chemical assays, industry studies, and government case studies. Data extrapolated from scientific research point to ...

Part 1. Right to Strike

Present arguments for Public Sector Collective bargaining Lewin, Keefe, and Kochan (750) argue that collective bargaining in the public has been facing increasing criticism from the government for the past few years. The process where employees unite to negotiate with their employers for salaries and other benefits is argued to give the public sector an added advantage over their counterparts in the private sector. However, new evidence reveals that the public sector needs the collective bargaining more than ever. First, research reveals that the public sector workers make 4% lower compared to employees in the private sector (Budd ...

Brazil is the largest country both in the Latin and South America regions. It is also the fifth biggest country both by population and geographical area in the same region. In addition, it is the seventh largest economy in the world but, it is still classified as a developing nation. The country is one of the BRIC group. BRIC is an abbreviation for Brazil, Russia, India and China. These are emerging economies that have demonstrated superior economic development. They are also the fastest growing economies in the world. Brazil’s national development bank is a major player in the country’ ...

Introduction

The public and the private sector are both very essential for a country in terms of economy. These are because they are the two main business industries in the world. The public sector is owned and controlled by the government while the private sector is owned and operated by private business people. The two sectors have a lot of differences and similarities with regards to how they operate and the services they render to the people. Some of the major differences that can be seen in the two sectors depend by the people who are operating or are in control such ...

INTRODUCTION

Since the Great Depression of 1929-30, the worst financial crisis was witnessed during the end of 2008. Numerous American and European banks declared going into loss by the end of 2007. Later, Lehman Brothers, the 158-year old investment bank went bankrupt; Merill Lynch, the investment bank and the stock-broking firm was taken over; Goldman Sacks and Morgan Stanley seek the status of bank to receive protection against bankruptcy. It was during the same week that the other four investment banks on the Wall Street collapsed. The global financial crisis of 2008 was one of the most critical ones ...

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

INTRODUCTION The economy management of the country has two kinds of policies to intervene and regulate the markets in case of market failure: Fiscal policies and Monetary policies. Fiscal policies are the responsibility of the government, and the monetary policies are implemented by the Federal Reserve System (FED). The economic policies can be implemented in two ways: expansionary and contractionary economic policies. Expansionary policies stimulate the economy and expenditures of consumption and investment increases as the result of these policies. Contractionary policies slowdown the economy, and the expenditure level decreases. In this essay, the definitions of the fiscal ...

An overview of the challenges faced in Zanzibar as well as in one other exemplar "developing country" as regards the evolution, and adoption of IT/Corporate Governance standards in the public sector E-governance entails the adoption of acceptable information and communication technologies by the government with an aim of achieving efficiency and effectiveness in all government sectors. However, the process of adopting IT standards faces numerous challenges. Zanzibar is one among the developing nations in which the challenges are evident, a fact that limit the extent to which coherent information systems are beneficial to the government. Zanzibar’s public sector ...

Previously businesses were more concerned with the economic outcome, of the business decisions. However, in today's world business take time to also reflect on legal, ethics and morality issues with regard of the social consequences of decisions they make. The definition of corporate social responsibility no longer means the amount of financial resources a company contributes to society through charity. In addition to being involved in social activities, with the aim of improving the lives of people within the community.

Application of corporate social responsibility: organizations case study of Fedex and Microsoft

In its corporate social responsibility program FedEx believes that new entrants or existing employees should be trained to complete the ...

Introduction

Economics is the study scarce resources and how they scarce resources are distributed among the competing human wants. The focus has for long been base on the historical resources and factors of economic distribution without taking into consideration accruing changes on the subject issues and the bare truth underlying the study. To this, second world economists with different interpretations of the subject matter have risen with a new perspective on economic issues. Charles Wheelan in his book Naked Economics looked at some of the economics issues that other economists have not talked about or overlooked in one way or another. ...

What Cultural Factors Must U.S. Sports Franchises Overcome to Increase Popularity Abroad? Why? U.S sports franchises have excelled over the years making sports in the U.S one of the highest paying professions. However, there are multiple reasons why sport franchise in the U.S has not gained full popularity in other countries. There are different aspects of culture, which determine the popularity of the sport globally. For example, language, attitude, customs and religions are some of the cultural aspects that determine the popularity of a sport abroad. Social structures and customs create a concrete ground for people to enjoy a certain ...

Toronto-Detroit: How Toronto is in danger of becoming like Detroit..

Detroit and what are the measures required to be taken to stop that.To start with we will discuss Shortly about both these cities and their respective economies and social conditions. First talking about Detroit, it is a city in the U.S state of Michigan.It is also the largest city across

America-Canada border with a population close to 5.2 million people, known as World’s

Traditional automotive center.The biggest reason for the setback for its economy was gradual Movement from manufacturing to services.To be clear concentrating to one industry that is Automobile and neglecting the others.At one time due to good ...

Abstract

Entrepreneurship is an important business principle that is fuelling growth in economies, whether they are big or small. Economic growth is clearly manifested when a country’s entrepreneurial sector is emancipated. Such is the case of Saudi Arabia, a country that is already rich in terms of mineral resources and developed socially and economically. Saudi Arabia is pushing for the transition of its economy from a resource-based one to a knowledge-based one. To do so, it is pump-priming its small and medium businesses through a combination of government led and private sector led initiatives, all envisioned to create an entrepreneurial sector that would help ...

Information and communications technology

Information and communications technology 1

ICT and Cashless Society 5 ICT and Evolution of the World Bank’s 7 ICT and Challenges 9 ICT and Policy Changes 9 Conclusion 10

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Information and communications technology ICT is the acronym of Information Communications Technology that ICT acts as an umbrella term for communication devices and applications, and its encompassing facilities. These facilities include televisions, radios, cellular phones, computers and their software appliances among others. Many countries around the world have incorporated technology into their established financial organizations. The widespread use of technology within global finance has ...

Introduction

Market capitalism refers to a market in which things like distribution, investment, and production are influenced by demand and supply forces. As such, the prices of both services and goods can be established in an economy with a price system that is free. Alternatively, it can be defined as an economic system where the industry and the country’s trade are controlled by the private sector without any sort of interference from the state. On the other hand, market socialism is one where methods of production and other economic activities are socially owned or publicly owned such as cooperatives. The essay ...

1) Discuss the three major economic systems of the world, giving examples with the countries where the system is being practiced.An economic system entails how a country’s economy is structured and organized. It touches on the processes involved in the production and distribution of goods and services, and resource allocation in the society. The economic system seeks to answer three core queries: what, how and for whom to produce? The economic system determines what goods and services should be produced in the country’s economy. It also determines which systems and productive resources are vital in the production of ...

Introduction

This paper handles three articles with different views in the business world. Each article will be summarized separately on its views on how various agents or players should be guided and the expected results.We then have a discussion concerning the three articles. Conclusion is prepared to give a clear view of the three articles’ view and a judgment is made on the lessons learnt from the three articles.

1st article

This Paper talks about Jack Stack who in the last 10 years has been speaking to the students in MIT School of management concerning the ideals and values of the engine ManufacturingCompany he established.The ...

Question 1

The federal reserve bank is a major institution in the American’s economy and society designed to offer financial stability by maintaining currency flexibility. The Fed as consistently played a significant role in the Untied States economy and monetary policy since its establishment. The Fed established in 1913, therefore, its the roles and regulations go back only to the early years of the 20th century. For instance, the Fed came into play when a harsh economic crisis started in 2008. During this period the GDP shrank, unemployment increased and millions of Americans were worried about their futures. It was the role of ...

The Constitution was written for the purpose of granting the people of the United States their inalienable rights. The constitutional rights were established in the Bill of Rights and the First Ten Amendments that include some of the rights that people and the courts still used every day. This paper is tasked with providing an analysis of the case, Korb v. Raytheon, 707 F. Supp 63 (D. Mass. 1989). This paper will discuss the challenges that were discussed in regards to the Constitutional rights. This paper will provide supporting cases that touch on the same themes in order to ...

the institutional affiliation

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This paper explores hate crimes against people with a homosexual orientation. It gives examples of such crimes in the United States of America. This paper also considers ways out from this problem and possible decisions. There are also viewed key reasons of homosexuality and government’s attitude towards gays and lesbians. This paper suggests to strength psychological help, for example to create psychological centers, for those who want to change their non-traditional sexual orientation. It is also recommended to punish people committing hate crimes, because it is a deviation as well. This paper examines studies of Helena L. ...

Delinquency among the youth is one of the problems faced by the government today. In view of this, the government and the private sector have developed programs which aim to prevent youth delinquency, and to further promote the health and safety of the youth. One popular program which aims to support the development of healthy youths is the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Community-Based Mentoring (CBM) Program. The program’s strategy is for an adult, the Big Brother or Big Sister, aged 22 to 49 years old, to mentor a youth, the Little Brother or Little Sister aged 6 ...

An overview of the challenges faced in Zanzibar as well as in one other exemplar "developing country" as regards the evolution, and adoption of IT/Corporate Governance standards in the public sector Whilst most developing countries are faced with similar challenges when it comes to the establishment of public information security, most have realized the significance of coming at par in this respect with their developed counterparts. The use of Zanzibar in this regard is therefore an exemplar to prevailing circumstance. The public sector in this respect is considered as lagging behind the private sector in the implementation of ...

Business Continuity Planning

Business Continuity Planning

Business Continuity Planning and its importance for Critical Infrastructure protection

While government and non-government institutions, non-profit orientated organization also render critical services, private enterprises must continuously render services and products for the satisfaction of shareholder, and for the purpose of survival. Although the functions and goals of these organizations differ from each other, business continuity planning can be used by all institutions and organizations. Critical products and services are those which must be rendered or delivered for the purpose of ensuring survival, to avoid causing injuries, and to meet legal and other obligations that are applicable to an organization. Therefore Business Continuity Planning BCP is ...

Executive Summary

After comprehensive evaluation of the implication of public sector unionization and collective bargaining, we find that these public sector employees were undercompensated than being overcompensated. This calculation also takes into account modest overpayment as low skill and educational level, and modest underpayment at high skill and educational level. Next, it can be inferred that public sector bargaining units have worked well in reducing strikes and in achieving equitable outcomes. Though, care should be taken such that the arbitration process does not take long enough to cause hardship to parties involved. Regarding a response to financial crisis, there are several ...

Health Care System: A Comparison

There are distinct operational characteristics between the American health care systems with that of other countries. Virtually, the health sector is an important department covered by each state a protection plan for its citizens. How the government accomplishes this is divergent from a systematic point of view. Some countries develop a compact healthcare system which is used all over the country while others establish a blend of numerous systems that could have been adopted or formulated. The American Healthcare system is unique in its own way given that it composes of formulated systems to advantage its population in the provision of healthcare. This ...

Since the early civilizations, man has desired to establish his dominance to the world and find alternative means to improve living and sustain progress. The struggle to progress had been difficult and marred with conflict and mortalities despite the advent of technology and international politics. However, progress cannot be attained without consequences as several nations are now experiencing cases of extreme poverty and hunger, mortality and inequality even in developed Many proposals have been given by world leaders, especially on the issue of poverty, hunger, and child mortality, but none had been extensive as compared to the United Nations ...