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OMM 640 W4 A OMM 640 Developing an Ethical Culture The University of Arizona Global Campus OMM 640 Busines Ethics and Social Responsibility Developing an Ethical Culture To: CEO & Shareholders From: Mid-Level Organizational Manager Date: October 25, 2021 Subject: Addressing Unethical Culture Situations and Resolution Introduction Over the last few months, there have been some unethical organizational issues involving the decision-making process of peers and subordinates. I would wan...

PHI445 Week 5 Final A PHI 445 British Petroleum PHI 445: Personal and Organizational Ethics British Petroleum The 2010 British Petroleum (BP) oil spill took place 41 miles offshore in The Gulf of Mexico. This environmental disaster was contributed by greed, failure to enforce regulations, and failure to train the crews of the Deepwater Horizon. The total damages to the environment, nearby communities, and the coastal economy are over $36 billion. Human and equipment failures fueled by fai...

POL 201 final paper POL 201 Affordable Care Act and the American National Government POL 201 €“ American National Government University of Arizona Global Campus The Affordable Care Act and the American National Government The Affordable Care Act has had a lasting effect on impacting the lives of American citizens. Regardless of financial status, can procure and attain health care that was not attainable before the law being signed. Popularly called Obamacare, President Barack Obama s...

POL 201 Week 3 A POL 201 Week 3 Final Research Paper Outline Worksheet POL 201 €“ American National Government 1. Introduction Gun Control Act (1968) The Gun Control Act of 1968 is the policy I selected for my final paper. This United States federal law controls people who own guns and companies who sell guns, by banning national firearms handovers except amongst registered companies, suppliers, and traders. The Gun Control Act was passed on October 22, 1968 by President Lyndon B. Jo...

POL 201 Week 5 Final P POL 201 Gun Control Act POL 201 €“ American National Government Gun Control Act Gun Control has been a discussed topic for many generations. In recent years, the violence involving guns has increased tremendously causing these discussions to continue. The Gun Control Act was passed on October 22, 1968 by President Lyndon B. Johnson (U.S. Gun, 2018). The intent around this law was change the National Firearm Act. Because of the visibility and conversations regardi...

POL201 Wk 5 Final P POL 201 Every Student Succeeds Act The University of Arizona Global Campus POL 201: American National Government Every Student Succeeds Act Many people felt that students in certain areas were not being provided equal treatment and were being overlooked by the No Child Left Behind Act. The Every Student Succeeds Act was signed by President Obama on December 10, 2015 (Lee, 2018), to address this issue. As the nation's leading education law, Every Students Succeeds Act...

PSY 352 Week 5 F PSY 352 Questions in Psycholinguistics PSY 352: Cognitive Psychology Humans can communicate with each other in ways that are unique to our species because of the properties of human language. Regardless of how different human language may sound across various culture they all share six qualities: The six properties of language, which are arbitrariness, cultural transmission, discreteness, displacement, duality, and productivity. Arbitrariness is when the words and symbols a...

W2 J LIB 102 Journal Entry Week 2 LIB 102: Human Questions From my viewpoint, Ophelia had a more perilous situation than any of the other characters in this play. The play begins with a sweet, innocent, (presumably) young, woman whose only task in life is to stay submissive and honorable. As Ophelia speaks with her brother, Laertes in Act I, she remains obedient as she tells him, €œTis in my memory locked, and you yourself shall keep the key of it,€ (Hamlet, Act I, Sc. 3). This begin...

W3 A LIB 301 Annotated Bibliography LIB 301: Liberal Arts Seminar Religious Studies €“ Idoloclasm: The First Task of Second Wave Liberal Jewish Feminism by Melissa Raphael This source speaks about the Second Wave liberal Jewish feminism and the shared secular feminist condemnation of the religious roots of social bias with traditional censure of idolatry. Combined, these two closely related dialogues permitted Jewish feminists to argue God, who commanded idols to be destroyed, is an i...

W4 A LIB 301 Final Paper Prep LIB 301: Liberal Arts Seminar FINAL PAPER PREP The 1920s and 1960s were times of both strife and advancement that culminated in national demonstrations. The advancement of womens rights politically and socially, resulted in changing the idea of what complete femininity and accepted gender roles could be. While womens suffrage was ratified in 1920, the right to vote was not. To compound suffragists' frustration, African American women were refused the right to...