Refer to the document entitled “Excerpts from the Sobeys UNIFOR Collective Agreement Expires February 28, 2022” and to the table entitled “HRM845 Collective Bargaining & Negotiation Assignment – Article and Section Allocation” wherein you have been assigned a specific passage of the Agreement. Imagine that you are acting as a management representative for bargaining the next agreement. Referring to your specifically assigned passage of the agreement, you are to select one or two sentences of your assigned portion and propose a change that benefits your party. Indicate the original language then indicate the language WITH YOUR CHANGES. For the new version, provide the excerpt using CAPITAL LETTERS to indicate which part is changing from the original language (You may change all or some of the provision). Follow up with a short description of what you think that change means and how it will help the company (and possibly the employees) in the future. Indicate what you expect the perspective of the union to be on your proposed change. Explain your logic.

Examine the case on Harrah’s Entertainment from the Harvard Coursepack and its attempts to reduce turnover and enhance customer experiences.

Your answer must answer the following questions and include all information noted below:

1. How do the changes Harrah’s is making fit with relevant theory on motivation and more broadly?

2. Is Harrah’s addressing both hygiene and motivator factors as defined by Herzberg? To what extent and effect?

3. Analyze and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the changes Harrah’s is making.

4. Evaluate the consequences of the changes Harrah’s is making. Will they be effective long term?

5. Develop an action plan for Harrah’s based on the information you’ve learned in this module and research best practices based on theory.

Write a paper addressing these questions. Present this as a Q & A (question & answer) rather than a formal paper. Give it an appropriate title, and reference where needed

1. Many would concede that healthcare prices are irrational in recent years. How did they get that way?
2. The public and those that represent the public (legislators, insurance companies, and consumer groups) have concluded that healthcare prices are outrageous. What can the healthcare industry do to restore public confidence?
3. Why do healthcare organizations need to do a Financial Analysis? After providing an explanation, present three different analysis methods and how they vary and may benefit the organization.
4. What does it mean to retire a debt? Then calculate how to do the following (show your work): Hospital First has a fusion intervention center and they invested $106,944 for five years to retire a debt. Assuming the clinic can invest at 6% compounded annually, how much is the debt Hospital First needs to retire?
5. Distinguish the accounts receivable from the revenue cycle.
6. Explain the three laws that govern accounts receivable.
7. Explain how you measure revenue cycle performance.
8. What are the different methods used to value inventory and what do they mean?
9. How do you evaluate effective inventory management performance?
10. Which of the 7 common methods of reimbursement to providers do you feel is best for providers today? Explain why you have chosen it over the other six.

1. List the signs and symptoms that point to a mental health diagnosis in the case.
2. Describe the other case details you would need to know for treatment planning and explain your reasoning.
3. List and describe the treatment interventions you would use for this case and explain your reasoning.

Case Study 9.1

Pari, a 32-year-old woman from Iran who had been living in the United States with her husband and 4-year-old son, was found wandering between the buildings in her apartment complex. She had no signs of alcohol or drug use, and there was no indication that she had been harmed or injured, but she could not remember her name, where she lived, or any facts about her family.

The amnesia persisted for 14 days, after which Pari started to remember her name, where she lived, and other details of her life, including her childhood in Iran. Pari and her family had been Kurdish refugees, living on the border between Iran and Iraq when war broke out. Explosions occurred almost daily, and during one particularly heavy period of bombing, the young girl saw many atrocities and was separated from her family for days.

Pari finally remembered the incident that had happened the night she developed dissociative amnesia. While she was in the basement laundry room, an explosion occurred in the boiler room next door. Once again, she feared she was going to die.

Pari was diagnosed with dissociative amnesia, with dissociative fugue.