Mary El Daher - CDPE 7000 - CCEYA Case Study

1. 10.1.2020 Purchase of land worth € 150,000 in cash. Payment of 3% transfer costs, 1% notarial costs and 0.5% settlement costs of the property (e.g.  land registry). Payment of 2% for real estate and 1250€ for legal services. 31.01.2020 Payment of 10.000€ for earthworks for the improvement of land. 28.02.2020 Payment 21.000€ for land fencing 28.02.2020 Payment of € 500 to the accountant of the business as a monthly fee and registration in the books of the company of the above transactions. 01.03.2020 Payment for building construction by a technical company. The cost of the materials is 600.000€ while the fee of the technical company is 150.000€. Construction completed 30.08.2020. The building was delivered on 30.09.2020 where the company began its use. 01.11.2020 Payment for the import of machine A with an invoice value of 95.000€. The cost of transporting the machine to the factory amounted to € 2000, which was paid directly in cash the amount of € 1500. The intermediary bank…

Required: • Identify the issue/problem • Prepare Alternative Courses of Action (3-5 ACA) • Recommend the best course of action.

Required: • Identify the issue/problem • Prepare Alternative Courses of Action • Recommend the best course of action.

01:50 Done 2 Person Signature N. Ntuli Person Name Nolwazi Ntuli 9 Person Designation Person Contact Details Colleague 0847663896 3. The table below shows words with their meanings as they have been listed in a Glossary. Compare the meaning given with that in a Dictionary and a Thesaurus Word Glossary Dictionary Advertising Any paid form of non-personal presentation of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor. the action of calling something to the attention of the public especially by paid announcements Belief A person's opinion about something. Version 1 2 Capital Select: 1 88 Learner Signature Date Learner Workbook The money invested in a firm Drive A strong stimulus that encourages action to reduce a need. ☐ Thesaurus Class Activities Aa = +

Case study in the light PEC code of conduct.

Abstract: The extract reports that in November 2017, the department of water affairs and sanitation revealed that36 mines operate without water licences, in violation of the National Water Act. They use water and wasteand pollute without being monitored by the department. In five case studies on mines ranging fromplatinum to coal by the Centre for Applied Legal Studies (at the University of the Witwatersrand in 2018found that very little of the social and labour plans mining companies signed up to were implemented.The study found that mining companies have spectacularly failed to build houses, provide childcare andbursaries as well as training. In most cases the companies also did not tell employees and local residentsabout their promised social and labour plan commitments. Qestion:Critically comment on the failure in social responsibility exhibited by these mining companies and itsimplications

Company: Amazon   Analysis and Evaluation 1. Who are the stakeholders in the case analysis, and what are their stakes? What challenges, threats, or opportunities are posed by these stakeholders? 2. What economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic responsibilities does the company have, and what is the nature and extent of these responsibilities?   Include references and in-text citations.

Determine the Taxes Owing/Refund for the following taxpayer: Taxation Year: 2021 Name of Taxpayer: Mr. Joe Age: 60 Years Old Marital Status: Divorced Children: 4 Year Old Jessy (Sole Custody) No Income Employment Income: $70,000.00 CPP Deducted: El Deducted: 3,166.45 ($290.50 Deduction, Remainder Credit) 889.54 Income Tax Withheld: 12,000.00 Union Dues: 1,050.00 Cash Dividend Rec'd: $1,000.00 (Eligible Dividend) Medical Expenses: $3,000.00 Prescription Drugs - Mr. Joe 600.00 Eye Glasses - Jessy 200.00 Hair Transplant - Mr. Joe Daycare Costs: $3,500.00 Donation to Political Party (Federal): $100.00 Assume Provincial Taxes are $3,000 Note: You may use the tax forms or compute manually if you'd like

Credit Analysis and Lending Management Question: A lending officer is a representative of a bank, who evaluate and authorizeapproval of business, real estate, or credit loans. In the loan application, alending officer identifies the right type of loan suit the applicant in ensuringsafety of the loan. Discuss the appropriate skill must equipped by a lendingofficer in assessing loan application.

Case Ethical Issues in Laboratory Management A colleague asks his friend, a technologist, for the results of his girlfriend's pregnancy test. The technologist obliged after telling his friend that he is doing him a big favor, and that he should not tell anyone that he told him, The test was positive. The laboratory manager was told about it through another employee. Issues and Questions to Consider: 1. Evaluate the information and the problem. 2. Identify the stakeholders.

Contract Management and Administration   Case Analysis: Auditing Agencies Unearth Procurement Scam Two government auditing agencies have unearthed serious irregularities in the procurement of relief items worth Shs10b. Two forensic audits by the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) and the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets (PPDA), dated September 7, 2021, and April 12, 2022, respectively, put senior officials on the spot for allegedly causing financial losses to the taxpayer. Copies of the findings seen by this newspaper point to alleged forgeries, collusion between some officials and suppliers, and failure to adhere to key critical procurement regulations. Our analysis of a cache of official documents of the contentious procurements, which dovetails with findings by government auditors, shows that contracted companies supplied items without a contract specifying quality, leading to the delivery of substandard items. The auditors found some officials culpable of undertaking…

(Use the information below to solve Q11 - Q20) Given the following information regarding a project: Predecess ors None None a a b b Activity a b C d e CD f OC g h Duration 3 1 3 4 4 5 23 c, e f Which of the following is NOT a path in the network? O a-d O a-c-g b-c-g O b-e-g b-f-h

Activity 3. Give your reaction on this incident. In 2009, four former employees of the company brought individual suit against Eli Lilly for marketing its anti-psychotic drug Zyprexa for uses not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. All four employees individually discovered discrepancies and unethical doings in the company and hired attorneys to bring charges against the company. The company was marketing its drug for unapproved use against dementia in the elderly, generalized sleep disorders and more. The company admitted to these illegal practices and settled a $1.4 billion lawsuit with the government. The whistleblowers in this case shared in 18 percent or $78 million dollars of the federal government’s part of the civil settlement.

QUESTION 1 Clement applies for a home loan at Global Bank Inc. As part of the process, he provides his personal details to the banker who is responsible for sanctioning loans. The banker uses Clement’s personal information to sell him insurance policies. In this scenario, the banker’s action is considered _____.   a. unethical and illegal   b. legal, but unethical   c. ethical, but illegal   d. legal and ethical QUESTION 2 In the context of Web and network privacy, _____ is a method for binding all the parties to a contract.   a. encapsulation   b. cybersquatting   c. phishing   d. nonrepudiation QUESTION 3 In the context of information technology in workplaces, which allows adding new tasks to employees’ responsibilities?   a. Job rotation   b. Job virtualization   c. Job upgrading   d. Job deskilling QUESTION 4 A _____ consists of self-propagating program code that is…

A gas release was identified, What should the action of the Emergency Committee be? Describe 5 actions of Emergency committee for Toxic Gas Release.

Case Ethical Issues in Laboratory Management A colleague asks his friend, a technologist, for the results of his girlfriend's pregnancy test. The technologist obliged after telling his friend that he is doing him a big favor, and that he should not tell anyone that he told him, The test was positive. The laboratory manager was told about it through another employee. Issues and Questions to Consider: 5. What are the moral responsibilities of the laboratory manager? 6. How should the laboratory manager proceed?

Q2. Case: Mr. Kamal was a quality control inspector for Brown & Green a construction company that was building a nuclear plant for the Government. Mr. Kamal reported his company's failure to observe safety regulations specified by the government. He was unable to get his superior's support to address his concerns. He was fired from his job soon after on the grounds of poor performance as a safety inspector. While testifying before government regulators, Mr. Kamal received several threatening phone calls, and afterwards, he had difficulty finding work in his field. Mr. Kamal and his family suffered financial and social loss as a result of his whistle blowing. QA. a) What is whistle blowing? b) If you were to consider whistle blowing, what justifiable criteria would you take into account for whistleblowing? QB. a) State the loyal agent argument discussed in the class and explain whether Mr. Kamal was a loyal or disloyal employees? b) Explain whether Mr. Kamal's acts were morally…

(human resource management) When is preventive suspension appropriate?

FACTS: The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Jonadel Corporation has proposed that all managerial positions be included in the corporate job evaluation program. The idea came from several friends in other companies of the Chamber of Commerce and Industries where he is a member of the Board of Directors. The inclusion of managerial positions in other company’s job evaluation programs has been found successful and helpful. There are differences in the pay systems based on the job evaluation in these companies where the chairman is and has the greatest shares of stocks. In one of the special meetings of the Board of Directors, he proposed the idea to the Chief Operating Officer. The Chief Operating Officer said that the programs be held in abeyance until he had consulted his line and operating managers who will be affected by the changes due to the job evaluation system that will be implemented. In the meeting called by the Chief Operating Officer, most of the managers opposed the…

(It is Not essay Questuion) Case study 2:ZeeHome took a new project, building a school, in a new geographical area. Thecompany (ZeeHome) was designated as a consultant on the project with the main taskof supervising the work of the contractor. To operate as a consultant, the seniorengineers of ZeeHome needed to perform site inspection on a regular basis.ZeeHome management insisted on taking on the consultancy project without makingsure that they have the capacity to fulfil their obligations. In fact, during that period,ZeeHome was overloaded and had eight other important projects under process andall ZeeHome senior engineers were already assigned tasks to their full capacity.Consequently, ZeeHome could not dispatch a team of senior engineers to proceedwith the inspection visits on a regular basis. Moreover, the few inspection visits thathave taken were made by fresh graduated engineers who were still under training.The school building was completed on time and the school started its…

Questions 1. Was Joseph right in expecting Henry to check the work of his department? Why? 2. How did the situation between Joseph and Henry develop? 3. What could Praveen have done to prevent or correct this situation? 4. How do you think Praveen would handle the problem now? 5. What kind of human relations approach should Praveen take to rectify and prevent such problems

Q: In the voilation of Gender equality concept, Design the employees Compensation plan in which there is no any gender discrimination.

is important to organisations. Question 3 The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption is reminding heads of public sector agencies and employers in the private sector that they have a legal obligation to facilitate employee whistle- blowing. The Protected Disclosures (Whistle-Blower) Act, 2011, encourages disclosures regarding improper conduct in the interest of the public. (Employers have legal obligation to facilitate whistle-blowing - Excerpt taken from The Jamaica Observer 2016 March 18) Use appropriate examples to justify TWO (2) occasions when whistle-blowing is considered ethical. А. В. Comment on TWO (2) possible risks involved in being a whistle-blower. As CEO of an international company, outline THREE (3) strategies that you would implement to encourage your employees to report unethical practices/conduct. С.

Introduction  Summary of case       Based on the case, the prison service is an example of the complexity of stakeholder requirements, as it must carry out conflicting activities to ensure the safety of society and provide a regime that will punish wrongdoers as a means of payment for their crimes. The principal stakeholders and their requirements are as follows: government ministers, prison governors, prison officers, offenders, families of offenders, and members of society. The relationships between these stakeholder groups are often complex, as politicians ultimately report to those who elect them, and prison governors may feel that they must satisfy the demands of the current party in power, which may be at odds with the requirements of other groups.      A stakeholder is a party that has an interest in a company and can either affect or be affected by the business (Fernando, 2023). The primary stakeholders in the article above are government ministers responsible for the prison…

For the BI software, the IT Manager selected the companion product to the Accounting & HR  Software she recommended. All the integration to the accounting databases, as well as a full set of standard reports, was provided “out of the box”. She had negotiated a one-time license cost for this product at $225,000. The funds would have to be committed in the same year as for Project A but the implementation would start one year after the Accounting & HR  software had been deployed. The IT Manager predicted that improved decision-making enabled by the software would increase profits by $70,000 the year following implementation, increasing by $6,000 per year thereafter. Support and maintenance costs would amount to $21,500 per year, starting the year following implementation. The IT Manager negotiated to fix (cap) the maintenance and support costs over the ten-year expected life of the software.   Perform a Payback Period and  Discounted Cash Flow (NPV)analysis  and Internal rate…

FORMAL ASSESSM. a 33% reduction in the number of seats available on each flight. Business customers In order to restore profit margins, the Board of CA are considering changing from the low cost market to the market for business customers. CA would need to change the interiors business market is less competitive than the low cost market. The business market is of all their aircrafts which would involve large capital expenditure. The change would mean | Cheapo Air pet a flight and little more. relatively price inelastic. QUESTIONS: Investigate and analyse the impact of price changes on profitability if Cheapo Air 1. decides to move from low coast airline to the market for business customers. 2. Analyse THREE factors that CA would need to consider in setting a price for their business custorners. 3. Analyse the possible source of finance available to Cheapo air for the capital expenditure. 4. Analyse THREE factors that CA would need to consider when deciding which prtcina strategy to…

Directions: You were chosen to work as the country's risk management planner for the various tourism sectors. Prepare actionable procedures as the planner to prevent mishaps in the tourism industry.   How To Prevent Accidents the common injuries in the Amusement Park (15 points) 1. Death from falling (3 steps) 2. Improper Design of the Ride (3 steps) 3. Operational Failures (3 steps) 4. Employees or Workers at Fault (3 steps) 5. Head, neck, and back injuries (3 steps)

Residents of Lake Caliopa, Minnesota, began noticing an unusually high number of lung ailments among the local population.•Several concerned citizens pooled their resources and commissioned a study to compare the frequency of these health conditions in Lake Caliopa with national averages.•The study concluded that residents of Lake Caliopa experienced four to seven times the rate of frequency of asthma, bronchitis, and emphysema as the population nationwide. During the study period, citizens began expressing concerns about the large volume of smog emitted by the Cotton Design apparel manufacturing plant on the outskirts of town.•The plant had a production facility two miles east of town beside the Tawakoni River and employed seventy full-time workers.•Just downstream on the Tawakoni River, the city of Lake Caliopa operated a public water works facility, which supplied all city residents with water.•The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency required Cotton Design to install new equipment to…

You are required discuss the appropriate defense for each of the scenario below. • A statement made in the federal Parliament • A statement made in a press conference • A political cartoon in a newspaper • A complaint about a lawyer made to the Law Society Use IRAC method. This this questions. A stand for Application

Subject: Management Studies Course: Managing Gender, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Case Study: The Role of an Equal Opportunities Policy (1). What are the potential benefits of developing an EEOC Policy for an organiztion? Compare and contrast this list with some of the problems that could develop within an organization which fails to follow the principle of equal opportunity. (2). How can organisations increase their effectiveness through the adoption of the principle of equal opportunities? (3). Examine the equal opportunities policy of Digicel Jamaica. What similarities and differences do you note from the one presented in this case?

Topic: Globla Health GrenCHAP was founded in 2001 with a primary focus on Men who have Sex with Men (MSM), in response to the regional partnership between The Global Fund and PANCAP. The Global Fund is a unique global public/private partnership dedicated to attracting and disbursing additional resources to prevent and treat HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. It is active in the Caribbean and provides major funding to the Pan Caribbean Partnership Against HIV/AIDS (PANCAP) for the region’s response to HIV/AIDS.  Today, GrenCHAP Inc. is a non-governmental organisation working to promote Sexual Reproductive Health and Human Rights, with a focus on marginalised populations, such as LGBT and Sex Workers. Over the years, our workplan has received financial support from the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the Caribbean HIV/AIDS Alliance, amfAR, and, at present the Open Society Foundations (OSF). Question: What are the major forces of their work ?

The duty of care of a rural doctor who is a general practioner is:   Question 6 options:   A)  greater than an ORPP.   B)  a standard based on how other rural general practice doctors would have acted under similar circumstances.   C)  highest duty of care, doctor's are professionals.   D)  less than an ORPP.