Order of Merit

TD Canada Trust Executive Summary After the completion of a mega-merger, TD Canada Trust seeks to reposition the brand in order to retain customers and realize steady revenue growth. To examine the investment return of the new brand campaign “comfortable banking”, Executive VP Armstrong led his team developed a “linkage analysis” system and proposed a new branch incentive plan. This essay aims to evaluate the “linkage analysis” model and its effectiveness, also to comment on the incentive plan

As a student from a working-class background, I did not have access to the type of cultural capital needed to gain upward social mobility. For example, I come from a family that has had no formal education beyond high school and so I was without the knowledge of how to gain access into the realm of higher education. My family had never gone through the application process and so they did not know how to access and utilize the college help that my school provided. Also, my high school only had fourteen

religion are non-overlapping; science is the pursuit of truth in the natural world, and religion is the pursuit of value and meaning. This position is based largely on Stephen Jay Gould’s NOMA, and it seeks to address weak areas of his argument. In order to properly defend this position, I will define science and religion, establish that they’re exclusive to their domains, present an argument for the necessity of both, and demonstrate that conflicts between the two arise only when they make illegitimate

as “the act of making distinctions that harm people and that are based on those people’s membership in a protected class” (p. 81). Acts of illegal discrimination can include excluding candidates from employment or promotion decisions, or paying them less based on their membership in a protected class. Organizations that are found guilty of discrimination can be sued by the victim or the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), or both. However, there are ways that an organization can mitigate

What sort of online resources are available? The Court’s Web site, provides access to opinions, orders, docket, Court calendars, transcripts, schedules, rules, visitors’ guides, case-handling guides, press releases and other general information. Opinions are typically accessible on the Web site within five minutes of their release from the Bench. Who can access the Supreme Court Library? Supreme Court Rule 2.1 states, "The Court’s Library is available for use by appropriate personnel of this Court

diction and repetition within songs. “The Battle Cry of Freedom,” a historic song, employs repetition and diction to emphasize its patriotic theme. However, as time continues, the merit of the piece, written by George Frederick Root in 1862, has been degraded and no longer holds the same significance in people's hearts. In order to better understand the change in meaning that the poem undergoes, one must consider the meaning of the poem, the framework of when it was written and the context of what it

Unintentionally Living with Privilege The Merriam-Webster definition of privilege is: a right or benefit given to some but not others. ("1," n.d., definition 1) White privilege is further defined as an advantage a white person or persons get to take advantage of that a non-white person or persons do not. As a white person, the topic of white privilege is often hard to address, and for many, they do not even know that they are benefitting from that privilege. Just by being born white, certain privileges

In the literary realm, violence is more than a means of capturing the reader’s attention, but rather violence can set an entire book’s plot into motion. In order to fully understand how violence contribute to the meaning of work as a whole, one must first understand the motives and nuances surrounding the act or acts of violence. On many occasions, a single clear cut reason for violence does not exist-the author deliberately leaves ambiguity so that the reader can contemplate the act from many different

cosmopolitan Australia, continue to be invoked and celebrated. It is crucial that these ideologies are reinforced among Australians, as they differentiate Australia from the rest of the world. In other words, these ideals are what make Australians unique. In order to evoke change within our society, it is vital that the voices of working-class

appointments of staff in the judiciary. While some professionals, politicians, and citizens have supported elections and basis of appointments on merit-based plans, most people have avoided the idea of lifetime appointments (Celeste, 2011). The intense interest is justified considering the significance of Judiciary as a component arm of government in preserving public order and the rule of law. Methods of judges’ selection and the structures and mechanisms under which they serve