Employee Reward System involving Company’s Products to Employees Introduction Organizations depend on several types of stakeholders to survive and thrive competitively in the market. The most common stakeholders include customers, investors, suppliers, retailers, and employees, among others. This article focuses on employees with a critical emphasis on organizations’ practice of offering their own products or services to their employees freely or at a subsidized price or cost. This practice is contained within the category of fringe benefits, which fall under the broader category of total employee compensation. The paper reviews literature regarding this type of employee benefits, provides examples of U.S. companies that practice it, and offers some recommendations to M. K. Makey organization. Offering company’s products to employees The practice of offering the company’s own products or services to employees freely or at discounted prices is classified under the category of fringe benefits, which constitutes total employee compensation. Total employee compensation refers to the routine salaries and wages and any other form of benefit to the employee (Biswas, 2012). On its part, fringe benefits depict a wide range of…

              Discussion Post Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Course name Instructor name Date           Discussion Post IT governance gives a structure for adjusting IT methodology to business techniques. With proper formal structure, organizations can deliver quantifiable outcomes towards accomplishing their systems objectives (Al-Ruithe et al., 2016). The process of IT governance plays a huge role in decision making within organizations. Proper IT governance ensures that IT is aligned with the long-term vision of the organization. IT governance in an institution ascertains that communication is streamlined and leads to increased productivity (Al-Ruithe et al., 2016). However, the process of IT governance within the institutions is normally fueled by several things. Foremost, institutions today are subject to many regulations governing the protection of confidential information, financial accountability, data retention, and disaster recovery. The process is also fueled by too much pressure from stakeholders and customers to have an IT governance framework to facilitate organization security. Additionally, IT governance structures are also fuelled by the organization’s internal and external requirements (Amali & Katili, 2018).…

Failures in child protection services The media has been preoccupied with failures in child protection services through reporting cases and featuring incidences in news besides devising interventions, and initiatives related to child neglect and abuse. The responsible entities, especially government institutions, also consider the effort and resources they have committed to ensuring children’s rights are protected is enough, but the policies must keep on changing to accommodate emerging trends in child welfare protection. Pickering (2016) notes that the media can sometimes capture child welfare issues accurately, or deliberately or inadvertently distort the issues, which can make them unreliable source of change. Therefore, the media influence on the development of child welfare policy need to be subjected to objective debate to accurately reflect the central issues. Although media coverage of child abuse and protection can have negative consequences for the child and their families, the media is vital if public attention is to remain focused on enforcing child policies. Therefore, representation of child welfare practice in the media has a strong influence on the development of child welfare policies.

Author Instructor Course Title Due date Christianity And Its Impact on Health Among the numerous religions globally, Christianity is one of the largest with the highest percentage of the world’s population. It is known for its influential aspects such as philosophy, beliefs, writings, worship, families, and society. It is also prominent for the followers’ unique values and how imperative they are in society. These significances include mental therapies provided by their organization to people with mental issues. Beneficiaries of these Christian services include people living with HIV, cancer, and other chronic diseases that affect 010000000000000mental capacities of these individuals. Additionally, other Christian services include giving to the needy and providing personnel to the healthcare facilities. This essay is a discussion of aspects of Christianity and its impacts on health in society. Philosophy of Christianity is the love of Devine insight whose cornerstone is the existence of Word, with god and which was God. The capacity of the love of the divinity knowledge comes from the fact that there is an understanding that comes from the only god. Additionally, this love…

Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Course Date Job Satisfaction and Alienation Question 1 The job in question is customer service representative at Party City. The company was founded in 1986 by Steve Mandell. Since its inception in 1989, the company has grown and currently has stores in different parts of the country. The job is quite satisfying as it meets most of my needs and demands for a job opportunity. First, the position is temporary, and I only have to work for a specified time (August to November). Therefore, I do not have to be tied to the job for the rest of my life. The employment opportunity at Mandell helps me keep myself busy for the duration I will be with the company. Secondly, work is near my home, so access is easy and convenient as I can work on foot. Lastly, the job opportunity provides me with an avenue to relate with customers at a firsthand level. The job as a customer service representative is diverse and incorporates a series of responsibilities. Some of the duties performed include setting…

Elements of a valid contract The validity of a contract has a direct correlation with its legal enforcement. Courts are not only reluctant to enforce invalid contracts, but they lack authority due to the fact that illegality cannot be enforced. The law of contracts has empowered parties with the freedom to contracts as no law provides for the specific format of the agreement, but there are widely accepted ingredients as a matter of practice. They are offer, acceptance, execution, and attestation, consideration, capacity to contract, and intention to create a legal relationship. Offer initiates the contract, and once an offer has been made, the offeror should give the offeree reasonable time to consider the offer. Similarly, acceptance is usually manifested after the offeree appends his signature to a contract, thus creating a legal relationship. Equally, consideration must clearly be indicated, leaving no doubt. It evidences the monetary value and gain of the contracting parties. By and large execution and attestation are crucial whereby signature appended to a contract give the effect that parties agree to be bound by the entire…

reasons for utilizing conceptual analysis Conceptual analysis is a form of analysis that mainly involves the disintegrating of a concept into parts to acquire knowledge and a better comprehension of the specific philosophical matter being addressed by the concept. Based on the above definition, the significance of conceptual analysis to modern philosophers is not only practical but also necessary. The two reasons for utilizing conceptual analysis are: comprehending the definition of a concept and discovering how that concept associates with other philosophical challenges. Moreover, as stated by Jackson, conceptual analysis is essential in showing that a factual claim concerning the world originates from its basic description (Laurence 256). However, as Jackson emphasizes that the conceptual analysis problem arises in relating the two claims (C and D) presented in contrasting words. He concludes that the problem can be solved by resolving what counts as C or D through the traditional conceptual analysis. This traditional method for applying conceptual analysis believes that the concept’s base is its meaning. Consequently, without traditional conceptual analysis, it would be impossible to examine various asserted higher-level…

response on organization’s culture Response 1 Hello everyone, I admit that it is tough for management to choose change over holding on to an organization’s culture. In most times, change is faced with opposition. Naturally, the people who are affected by change experience some emotional distress. Despite the adaptation being positive, people still feel like the new change brings uncertainty and loss. The conflict between the urgency to change or maintain an organization’s culture may arise because of the fear that the employees may fail to develop new skills and behavior required of them by the new system. I agree with the idea that organizational culture cannot be underestimated. Indeed, culture is like the wind; it is invisible, yet its effects are profound. Nevertheless, when the culture threatens the organization’s survival, the institutional systems and values’ urgent change is inevitable. Also, businesses can change bureaucratic cultures to have a competitive edge over their competitors. In cases where managers do not consider urgency over culture in critical times suffer failure. A good example is the Kodak Company that went bankrupt due…

poem analysis Created by: Last Modified by: 1. After reviewing the documents listed below, the characteristics of war experience between the three poets are similar. These “war poets” ‘ poetry shows a first-hand account of the cruelty and the havoc of war in a world that still assumed that war was heroic and honored. They conveyed the painful years of experience and wrote mostly in reaction to personal experiences. However, romantically, they participated on the front they may have felt about battle since they first joined up, quickly realized its full horror. This sudden realization impacted both their imaginations and their poetic techniques. They had to figure out how to express the awful truths they had learned, and the underlying insight influenced their way of writing even though they didn’t tell it directly. The three poems demonstrate that France, Germany, and America’s soldiers were not ready to face the battlefield conditions. The region was muddy, damp, wet, rat-infested, sprawling across the hideous western frontier countryside. The relentless bombing and use of gas, filth, and scorn, men blown in half, they…

working with a teenager who suffers from anger issues My name is (Student’s Name), am a caseworker and currently working with a teenager who suffers from anger issues. The client name is Brody, a son of a single-parent mother who believes the behaviour of the son is above normal. Brody is a 15-year-old teenager, and the school terms his intellectual ability as above average. Nonetheless, he is unable to perform in class and tends to spark arguments with the people around him. The parent is afraid that the continuous behaviour of the son, will land him into trouble in the future as well as affect his academic life. Brody has a psychological disorder exhibited by many teenagers, characterized by anger. The disorder is known as functionality independence. The adolescent is trying to free themselves from the grip of the parents and other authorities in his life. He is proving himself a man, trying to find his purpose in life. Thus, many of the ideas expressed by the older adults that makes him feel ruled and not allowed to make a…