EA 1 Writing Assignment

“ Well why would I be mad . If that is the case we should sell the real necklace and buy the rifle that I have always wanted” , he said with peace

1.) Information Confidentiality: As an employee, you will be exposed to client-sensitive as well as company-sensitive information that is to be viewed only by those who have the authority or permission to do so. Such information to be considered “confidential” includes business contracts, financial information, internal correspondence, and any and all documentation (electronic or paper-based) that is not authorized to be disclosed to the public. Disclosure of sensitive information will lead to immediate termination and possible charges/fines (depending on the severity of the violation) as is legal under state and federal law. Employees should not

The nursing director, chief of surgery, and medical director for the O.R. are responsible for developing a policy that meets the needs of the current facility. Nursing, anesthesia, and surgical staff should have input into the policy. The policy change should be approved by hospital administration.

“ This trip will be good for us.” Linda claimed. “ I also forgot to tell you that today is our one year anniversary, so we should celebrate it by having a fancy dinner.”

Company Q’s attitude towards social responsibility appears to be nonexistent, possibly through ignorance or disconcert. Either way the lack of social responsibility affects their business and community’s perception of their business. It appears that the company management has never developed and ethics program that clearly defines the corporate culture including provisions for social responsibility. Profits, or at least a lack of losses appears to be a primary motivating factor for company Q's management’s decisions. Company Q has been attempting to cut losses by closing stores that were losing money instead of finding innovative ways to

Businesses today face a plethora of ethical duties such as upholding corporate governance, maintaining stakeholder relationships, and presenting an image of social responsibility. In review of Company Q’s (Q) current ethics culture, its image in regards to social responsibility is not equivalent to that of its competitors. In a growing market faced with increasingly challenging competition, there are several areas that Q can and needs to address to bring the company to a level of social responsibility that exceeds stakeholder expectations. First, attention Q needs to address market demands for additional locations to better

A Service Level Agreement for Provision of Specified IT Services Between Finman Account Management, LLC, Datanal, Inc., and Minertek, Inc.

Most businesses start with the primary thought of making money. As a small grocery store chain, it is hard to compete with the larger national grocery stores, which often force the smaller local stores out of business. It is this dynamic, with the help of consumers, which is forcing both small and large businesses to reconsider their organizational goals and outcomes to include social responsibility. A successful business understands their customers, learns what their customers presently need, and foresees what their customers will need in the future.

"It's splendid Dianne, I think we'll take it. And thank you again for setting this up, we'll have the first payment tomorrow at dawn."

asked for a room. When one of the woman told Ms. Young that only one bed was needed Ms. Young

Question #1 is worth 5 points – all others are worth 1 point each. Either type your answers directly onto THIS sheet OR create a new file and number your answers 1, 2, 3, etc.

I am deep-deep in the study/research/writing bunker with big black blinders on the side of my eyes to totally focus on finishing the articles. All repair tasks around the house has been suspended and placed on hold until I complete the assignments. Malcolm X is completed, Muhammad Ali is 80% completed, next is Steve Biko and followed by Bob Marley,

I knew from the beginning that I was going to love this story. When the headmistress of their school and her younger brother both fall dead during Sunday dinner, the young ladies neither scream nor faint, but immediately jump into action, checking for signs of life, gathering evidence of the crime, and planning their future. Smooth Kitty, the planner and business woman of the group, proposes that the seven girls hide the murders so they can continue living together, rather than return home to the parents who do not want them and the siblings who torment them. These girls desire the freedom to pursue their own interests and to live their own lives, and they are willing to do whatever it takes to achieve that.

“What if we go to the mall across the street from the coffee shop today and tomorrow, so we can buy our attire for school” Barbara said.

“I'm sorry” said the people and let go off the stuff. Greed was forgotten and every one began to share and play.