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    of corporate social responsibility (CSR). While the company’s commitment to sustainability shines, these accomplishments are overshadowed by CSR pitfalls. Riddled with lawsuits, workplace issues, and a poor reputation with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the Sears consumers know today has a mediocre understanding of CSR. Lawsuits Product Lawsuits Consumers recently filed a class-action lawsuit against

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    workforce will open the company up to new ideas, customer interactions and relationship. In addition to the values statements Dole’s career webpage highlights the commitment to diversity by providing a detailed explanation of their view on equal opportunity employment. Furthermore, policy administration is applied

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    better their community (Habitat for Humanity, April 1, 2014). Equal Employment Opportunities It is of the utmost importance that corporations offer and protect equal employment opportunities. All-encompassing laws are established to protect employee’s rights. These laws are put in place to ensure that all potential or current employees are protected from discrimination. The laws protect the constitutional right that all people are equal. Unfortunately, in some cases these laws are not followed thoroughly

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    Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Representatives should review any evidence collected and give them recommendations to put a program in place to ensure they are not attempting to bribe people. C. A representative from The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission needs to come and evaluate their business practices. They need to ensure that they are not discriminating against any groups of people. 7. Assessment A. These ideas can and more than likely will have to be modified. Walmart’s

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    Employment Law Compliance Plan Employment Law Compliance Plan This memorandum is in response to the request sent to Allen and woods consultancy company from Bradley Stonefield the founder of Landslide Limousines in Austin, Texas. The company is expected to employ around 25 employees during the first year of service. The memorandum will list different employment laws that apply locally, state wise and on federal level. These laws should be applied when hiring and employing employees in order to

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    Diversity in the workplace has been a very knowledgeable course in which sometimes I have been challenged on my own thought process and beliefs. As I move forward in my studies and life I plan to expand my awareness of recognize my own ethnocentricities and respect the benefits of other cultures diverse values and behaviors. As I make the move into management I plan on applying what I have learned about diversity management and how as stated in (Canas & Sondak, 2014)creates not only a competitive

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    Labor Relations Due to issues in the past with labor relations, unions were started by employees to help employees and management to work out the differences. These unions helped workers work out issues with management regarding employment conditions, pay, and safety issues, along with the employee’s rights. Because of issues in the past, the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) was created (Youssef, 2013). Thanks to the National Labor Relations Act, many issues were addressed in the past that concerned

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    Efficiently and effectively provide or manage the provision of appropriate dental care (exams, cleanings, fillings, extractions, dentures, etc.) to inmates equal to the standard of care of the surrounding community. Responsible for the provision of emergency dental care within an acceptable window of time. Manage dental staff in the provision of dental care to inmates. Responsible for providing training and direction for staff, determining the dental scope of services, and ensure that we are in

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    Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) helps protect individuals that are disabled against employment discrimination and also mandates that employers are obligated to provide appropriate accommodations to make sure they can perform their work duties with their disability. Federal Regulations Pertaining to the Labor Relations Americans with Disabilities Act (Americans with Disabilities Act, ADA) defines "disability" as a physical or mental impairment that

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    This case has a series of unlawful violations which violates Barbara’s rights under ADEA which protect applicants and employees in the age group of 40 years old and older. In this case we are not given enough information as to why they decide to freeze Ms.Mclntire’s salary and even demote her. When Barbara expressed to the company that she wanted to be transferred to another location, she learned that the company didn’t pay a costly training fee because of her age. This is a possible form of age

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