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...?THE OZZIE CAKE COMPANY The advantages of changing a company organization from a sole trader to a limited liability company are that the company becomes a separate legal entity and the shareholders are not personally liable to pay of the company’s debt. In a sole trader organization the owners are exposed to unlimited liability and if the company defaults on its loan repayments then owners are personally liable to pay the debt. Another advantage of Limited Liability Company is that it provides a great deal of flexibility in the case of taxation. LLC can be taxed as a sole trader, partnership or corporation. It has the option to choose which makes the company highly flexible and avoid double taxation. The disadvantage of...
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...or ‘operationalised’, the organization as well as the employees can coordinate and cooperate in a more effective manner, thereby achieving greater success. The blueprint for the success can only be formulated by an effective leader or manager. The leader following the paradigm of Functionalism or by becoming Functionalists can actualize an optimum organizational culture, according to the structure and situation of the organization, thereby solving many of its problems. As Functionalists fundamentally believe in the structure of the organisations and their necessity, they will focus on the problems that negatively impact that organization, and seek solutions for it. This assignment focusing on the...
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...to the processes or business norms of the people. The second type of acceptance comes from the people themselves, i.e. do they accept the donor company as partners and friends or are they merely tolerating them for a while? These questions may not seem important when a company is taking a micro view of the technology transfer but they are important in a macro sense considering that governments and other larger organisations like regional bodies or international financial institutes can be involved in the process of technology transfer (Keller, 2005).
Marcotte and Niosi (2000) suggest that to raise the level of acceptance the acquisition, interpretation as well as the use of technology being transferred must be tailored...
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...Analysing Organisations Introduction No company in the world across any industry in any location is as well respected and appreciated as GE (Demos, 2006). Throughout its existence, and more recently in current years, analysts from the fields of management, administration, human resources and organisational behaviour have all given their highest respect to GE (Fisher, 2006). A large part of this respect comes from the way GE handles its organisational aspects of Power and Control of which examples have been given by those who have been a part of GE as well as those who have observed it from afar.
The Businesses
Eleven different technology, services and finance related...
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... 22 May 2007 Case History: Acme Manufacturing Company What specific things did Steve do wrong, and what should have been done in each instance?
Steve Arnold began his workday at Acme Manufacturing Company already behind. He was late for work because he had overslept after staying up late the night before to finish the monthly production report for his department. This report was not a priority and Steve should not have spent so much time on it. Being rested for his busy day ahead would make more sense.
When he arrived at work, he took time to stop and chat with a friend, which made him even later. His workday was supposed to start at 8:00 and he didn’t arrive at his office until 9:00.
From this point on, it was evident... 22 May 2007 Case...
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... Discriminated Citizen Gender equality is something the world has been talking about for years. Despite universal promises made by governments across the world, gender equality remains unfulfilled in some ways or other even in this post modern egalitarian era too. Decades after adopting the ‘Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women’ (CEDAW) in 1979, women across the world still do not enjoy the equal opportunities to realize their rights.
When a nation like US, which is presumed to be the world’s best in enduring best practices, is said to be still in a state of debate over the issue of gender equality, it obviously shows where the journey stands. In this post modern time, when one is showing his...
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...Young People’s Relationship with and Attitudes toward the Old in Qatar Introduction According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the population of Qatar in 2010 was estimated at 1.7 million people accounting for a 3.72 percentage growth from the previous year (Indexmundi1 par 1). The population structure of the state is such that about 22% of the population is aged 0-14 years, 77% of the population aged 15-64 and only 1.5% of the population being 65 years and above (Indexmundi2 par 1). The population of Qatar as can be seen from the above statistics consists mainly of the youthful generation. In this case, young people are those aged between 15 and 24 as defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO) (WHO 5).
Attitudes... People’s...
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...Topic :Renaissance Art Outline Introduction Renaissance period is a time during which creative art had significant worth and everything had a price and demand. Lisa in her book ‘worldly goods’ does accurately represents the production of creative art for depicting one’s wealth and power. In Renaissance period, rich and wealthy people commissioned master artist to create exclusive art works which showed their culture and wealth.
Body - I)Lisa Jardine in her book explains that an expensive piece of art were common in the aristocratic families.
ii) She further explains that a patron and an artist had a close connection and details of the art were decided by the patron and artist had a minor role to play in the creation of art... :Renaissance...
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... Task Segmentation in the Japanese, Yokai culture Yokai is a term in the Japanese culture, which broadly means the period of phantasmagoria where monsters, mysterious apparitions, ghosts and inexplicable phenomena got experienced in the Japanese culture. Michael Foster attempted to explain the existence of the inhuman propensities. This existed in a period, which the Yokai discourse was prominent, touching a major part of Japan.
Taking a monster out of a play in the book depicts various hidden messages. To start with is the explanation of the emerging academic discipline in the Yokai community, where the myth and stories surrounding the existence of monsters got phased out. In addition, it also focuses in chapter three... Task Segmentation in ...
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...of communicating face to face with clients (Coveney, 2010). Nevertheless, managers have discovered that it is more costly to obtain new clients than to retain present ones and that their products, as well as service-lines, have turned into commodities from which there is modest competitive advantage (Coveney, 2010). Finally, Business owner and shareholder wealth creation and destruction are the force of the financial markets who assign financial worth to organisations. This has caused governing boards and managerial teams to comprehend that old methods of placing value on an organisation are outdated (Coveney, 2010). The balance sheet assets, at the moment, just account for a minute...
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