Accommodation to comply with the ADA laws

Using your current job (or previous job if you are not currently working), look at (or write up) your job description and determine which duties you perform that could and could not require reasonable accommodation to comply with the ADA laws. According to the EEOC, reasonable accommodation may include the following:

  • Acquiring or modifying equipment or devices
  • Part-time or modified work schedules
  • Adjusting or Modifying examinations, training materials, or policies
  • Providing readers and interpreters
  • Making the workplace readily accessible to and usable by people with disabilities

Address each of these 5 accommodations with your job description and discuss what could be reasonably addressed (how and why), and what could not (how and why)

Principle of Designing Structure to Fit Strategy

The organizational structure should be designed to fit the organization’s strategy. This is in line with the Principle of Designing Structure to Fit Strategy. The organizational structure is a set of relationships between its members containing coordination, division of labor and authority in order to achieve a goal. Organizational strategy is structured to ensure that organizational goals will be achieved. In general, organizational effectiveness is influenced by the achievement of objectives, acquisition of resources, internal processes and customer satisfaction strategies. However, since 1962, Chandler has argued that the most effective organizational structures are those that align with his strategy.
a. In your opinion, is Chandler’s statement still correct regarding the current global challenges of the organization? Elaborate your explanation by using the relevant theoretical review.
b. Provide a concrete example of the organization encountered (include the reference source of information)

An infographic for employees and provide an analysis for management

You are the Vice President of Human Resources for a multinational corporations located within the United States. You have been asked to develop an infographic for employees and provide an analysis for management,

Do an informative infographic using no fewer than 7 term associated with multiculturalism or diversity,

Provide a 4 page  Include the following in your analysis:

. An examination of each element.

. A discussion about why each item is significant.,

.Identify the strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities if each term and its effect.

Building the BCG Matrix

Let’s say you have the following final data to  a BCG Matrix for company XYZ (with divisions A and B):

 

Summary Table for Building the BCG Matrix

Percent RevenuePercent ProfitsRelative Market Share (%)Industry Revenue Growth Rate (%)
Firm XYZ’s Division A677550-10  (minus 10)
Firm XYZ’s Division B33256720

 

Answer the following 6 questions with either “A” or “B” here (Number each of your answers):

Which division (A or B) would show a smaller circle in the BCG Matrix?

Which division would show a larger pie slice?

Which division would be placed on the left side of the other?

Which division would be placed above the other?

Which division would sit exactly between the Cash Cow quadrant and the Dog quadrant?

Which division would you select to implement a more aggressive growth strategy?

 

Good Process Inhibits Great Planning

The following three questions (A, B, and C) are based on the reading: “Article – Good Process Inhibits Great Planning (Gartner May 2022)” that was posted in the Announcements section:

A. Provide a few bulleted points indicating the main messages of this article.

 

B. MATCHING. Match (connect) each of the 9 items from this article’s Figure 1 with the three Strategic Management steps:

X= Strategy Formulation,

Y= Strategy Implementation

Z= Strategy Evaluation

you will need to copy and paste the 9 items or just indicate their number when matching them with X, Y, or Z)

1.    Assessment of overperformance or underperformance
2.    Review of investments portfolio and resource allocation
3.    Opportunities and threats facing the organization
4.    Pressure-testing assumptions underpinning the strategy
5.    Defining metrics for tracking progress of strategy execution
6.    Description of the business context
7.    Setting quantified, time-bound goals/targets for each business objective
8.    Setting high-level objectives/goals
9.    Assessing vision. Mission, and/or values

C. To provide solutions for achieving UIW’s goals/objectives, draft a short letter to the university president emphasizing the importance of thinking about planning as a product, rather than a process. Include your practical recommendations or strategies to accomplish this new thinking

 

Grain Operators Advantage Logistics

GOAL (Grain Operators Advantage Logistics) processes grain products bought from farmers and ships them to supermarkets across the country. GOAL’s production levels have been rapidly growing since they first opened for business ten years ago, and their workforce has grown equally steadily as well. The two largest groups of employees at GOAL are the grain processors and the warehouse workers. The job of a grain processor consists of offloading large bags of unprocessed grains when they arrive, opening and emptying them on to a large work surface, checking to be sure they are free from extraneous objects, feeding them into a machine that removes the dry casings, ensuring they are packed in 10 kilogram bags and routing them to the warehouse for shipment. The job of the warehouse workers, on the other hand, is much less complex. Half of the warehouse workers are responsible for checking orders as they arrive and putting the requested number of bags on to a conveyor belt to the loading area. The other half of warehouse workers take the bags and place them in the trucks to be taken to the supermarkets. There tends to be a high level of turnover in both these jobs. Labor shortages are causing delays in filling the positions. According to exit interviews conducted by the HR department, a common theme is that the workers were not happy in their jobs. The grain processors in general felt that their jobs were too complex in comparison to similar jobs elsewhere. Warehouse workers often cited boredom as a reason for them leaving.

Questions 1. (a) How can job design help to address the retention issue faced by GOAL? and (b) briefly explain what job design approaches you would use for the two jobs in this scenario, and why.

2. Explain the purpose and benefit of using a Markov table.

3. In the GOAL case (a) which job would you recruit for internally and why? and (b) which job would you recruit for externally and why? Explain your reasoning using the information provided in the Markov table (Exhibit 1).

 

Calculation of Net Benefits

Calculation of Net Benefits

$140 billion in benefits minus $6 billion in costs equals $134 billion in net benefits. Therefore, benefits minus costs equals net benefits.
Net benefit = Benefits – costs
= $140 – $6
= $134 billion

Part A. Monetary Valuation

The analysis estimates that the following benefits are worth $200 billion:

  • Direct medical costs averted
  • Valuation of quality of life gained due to non-fatal heart attacks averted
  • Valuation of life years gained due to fatal heart attacks averted

Next, the analysis estimates that cost to the industry and consumers is $17 billion.

  1. Calculate the net benefits.
  2. What does the value tell you as an administrator relative to the benefit of the procedure?
  3. Reimbursement methods

Part B. Answer the following questions:

  • What are the various reimbursement methods used by third-party payers?
  • What incentives are given to providers under each of these reimbursement protocols?
  • How do these reimbursement methods impact the delivery of health services?
  • What is capitation?
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of each of these reimbursement methods?

Solve the problem

Effective performance appraisal system

Read the Module 4 Case and scenario 1. After reviewing the module material, answer the following taken from the module:

The acting head of software development advises you that she wants to develop an effective performance appraisal system for her department. She remembers, from having taken a human resource management class as an undergraduate, that there are a number of different ways to measure performance and she wants your guidance in selecting one.

She also wants to make sure that the method chosen to measure performance fits the technical nature of the workers she supervises who work in teams. Knowing what an individualistic society the USA is, she suggests there be an individual and a team component.

Discuss the different alternatives that you recommend as the most effective for measuring the performance of software developers working in teams. Share at least three alternatives with the pros and cons of each alternative you suggest.

Answer/discuss the following: 1) What information will need to be gathered to develop the new appraisal system; 2) How you will make the performance appraisal job-related and valid; and 3) How you will mitigate the risk of rater errors when evaluating performance.

Firm marketing the Product

Select one company from any county. Choose ONE product from your chosen company. Choose THREE countries in which your chosen company is NOT currently selling your chosen product.

Write an overview of the firm marketing the Product

Analysis of the THREE countries you have selected to market your product

Analysis of competitive environment in your THREE selected countries

Analysis of the political and legal environment in your THREE selected countries

Analysis of economic environment of your THREE selected countries

Analysis of Cultural Environment of your THREE selected countries

Different equations theories work and applied in real-world applications.

You have recently been appointed as a Technical Manager in a medium-sized instrumentation company, Global Instruments Ltd. You report directly to the Technical Director. The company currently active in doing corporate social responsibility events where one of the activities is to engaged University students to demonstrate on how the theoretical knowledge, they gained in the University is applied in the workplace. As a technical manager, you are required to prepare report detailing how the different equations theories work and applied in real-world applications.

The technical director suggests the following points to be included in the report, given as follow:

+ Discuss the real-life problem.

• Formulate the real-life problem in mathematical terms.

Developed mathematical models involving differential equations.

Discuss how the mathematical model is applied to solve the real-life problem.