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SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND PERSONALITY, 2008, 36(9), 1237-1250 © Society for Personality Research (Inc.) Nepotism, Favoritism aNd CroNyism: a study oF their eFFeCts oN job stress aNd job satisFaCtioN iN the baNkiNg iNdustry oF North Cyprus Huseyin ArAsli And MustAfA tuMer Eastern Mediterranean University, Gazimagusa, North Cyprus Nepotism, cronyism and favoritism are unprofessional practices giving preferential treatment to relatives and friends in employment. For this study a survey was carried out

encountering numerous crises like bank crisis. Bank crisis or bank risk had been a global financial crisis as banks had a great impact on a country’s economy as primarily control the stability of currency and the creation of money. It may be primarily caused by credit, market and operation risk or by even failure in bank’s internal operation like human frauds or errors. This crisis may show its symptoms in its early age like indebtedness or insolvency of the banks. Treatment and prevention of this

How to overcome individual-level resistance to organizational changes Abstract Organization change is prevalent, we cannot avoid failure in working, it is just the question about sooner or later. When we met frustration,we have to take steps to alter the environment.Thus, change in organization is a necessary result of standstill. However, where there is change, there is resistance to change. Lectures show that resistance of employees is always the largest barrier for the organization

Problem Statement – Biopure (BPC), is a small and private developer of human (Hemopure) and animal (Oxyglobin) blood substitutes. Biopure is faced with the decision of whether to immediately launch Oxyglobin (Og) or wait until after the launch of hemapure (Hp), which will be in about two years following FDA approval. If they decide to launch they must determine their pricing strategy. The concern is that launching Oxyblobin would create an obstacle to the pricing of Hemopure, the company's initial

1. This report provides a high-level overview for the risk committee on how UK based International Banks are exposed to risks in relation to international sanctions. It focuses on the banks responsibilities and legal obligations to comply with both UK and international sanctions and outlines the consequences if obligations are not met. 2. This document outlines the legal framework in which UK banks must operate in relation to Sanctions. 3. A risk based approach is outlined for system and controls

Introduction Financial regulations are used to influence financial systems through times of financial instability. Regulations are not perfect, and does not guarantee a stress-free market, but it is necessary to prevent times of unsustainable economic growth, and financial crisis. With that being said, financial regulation has two goals: to ensure safety and soundness of the financial system, and to foster the growth and development of financial markets. If these goals are reached a thriving economy

into the main story. The prologue did an excellent job bringing my attention when I read the words “I’ve seen Steelheart bleed” (Sanderson, 7). The prologue from David’s point of view, had plenty of detail around the bank scene, making it seem like I can visualize the entire bank. The detail given throughout the prologue gives a realistic feel to it. When they introduced Steelheart (the main antagonist) in the prologue, I felt suddenly intimidated. The way David describes Steelheart makes me feel

Tax dollars are considered the drops of blood in a nation’s vascular system. According to the United States Census, in the year 2015, the United States collected approximately 338 billion, 387 billion, and 49 billion US dollars in individual income taxes, regular income taxes, and corporation

players who are vying for the same number of customers and this forces the banks and financial institutions to look for various avenues to meet the customer needs. However, it needs to be understood that the Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) had the most penetration in the environment in comparison to other measures like phone banking, mobile banking, and internet banking. There has been an exodus of offers with which the banks have penetrated in the economy and this sea change has been made possible

A Summer Training Project Report on “RISK MANAGEMENT BY INDUSIND BANK LTD.” Undertaken at INDUSIND BANK, AGRA 10th April to 10th June 2009 Submitted by SUBODH AGARWAL Enrollment no. : 4108163163