...Title of SBA An investigation into, the strategies used to motivate workers in Human Resource Department (HRD)/personnel Department of Courts Jamaica Limited. Aims of SBA Three aims of this project are: ❖ To ascertain the functions of the Human Resource Department? ❖ To see how the functions aid in the productiveness of the organization? ❖ To determine the effectiveness of the documents used in the Human Resource Department. Functions of the Human Resource Department ❖ To process Job applications and select suitable persons who are qualified for the position available. ❖ To see to it that the business complies with the policies governing the business market. ❖ Ensuring that the working conditions not only meet the legal requirements but are conductive to encourage employees to work well. ❖ Ensuring than, when, necessary, procedures for disciplining employees are carried out in a fair and correct manner. ❖ Ensuring that the employee is placed in a appropriate part of the organization so that his or her skills are used to the best advantage of the organization. . Correspondence Letter 94 Biscayne drive, Mount Clair, May Pen P.O, Clarendon. January 14, 2012 The Human Resource Manager, Courts Jamaica Ltd, 50 Main Street, May Pen...
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...Conclusion……………………………………………………………………………………7 Bibliography…………………………………………………………………………………………………………8 Appendix…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….9 Acknowledgement: Firstly I would like to express my gratitude to our heavenly father Almighty God, for providing me with knowledge, strength, understanding and the apprehension which guided me in the successful completion of my School Based Assessment (S.B.A). Secondly I would like to express my gratitude to my parents for providing me with necessary finance and incite which aided me in my successful completion of my S.B.A. Lastly, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my teacher Mrs. Cordelia Requena for her knowledge and expertise which assisted me in the completion of my SBA. Statement of Aims: This research seeks to find out the following: 1. Where the Seventh – Day Adventist denomination originated from? 2. What are some Basic Beliefs of the Seventh day Adventist denomination? 3. What are some of the practices of the Seventh day Adventists? Introduction There are four main religions of today: Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism. Christianity has several denominations; one of which is the Seventh - day Adventist. The Seventh - day...
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...RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SCHOOL BASED ASSESMENT RASTAFARIAN SYMBOLS Name: Jevaughn Francis Territory: Jamaica School: Mona High School Candidate Number__________________ Centre Number: ____________________ TABLE OF CONTENT Title Page…………………………………………………………….... Table of Contents……………………………………………………… Acknowledgment…………………………………………………….... Introduction…………………………………………………………..... Research Topic………………………………………………………… Statements of Aim……………………………………………………... Collection of Data……………………………………………………… Summary of Findings………………………………………………….. Analysis and Interpretation…………………………………………….. Conclusion……………………………………………………………… Bibliography……………………………………………………………. ACKNOWLEDEGMENT INTRODUCTION This SBA speaks and teaches about Rastafarian symbols and their impact on daily lives also why they are needed in sermons and in addition to inform us on how they are used. TOPIC OF RESEARCH Rastafarian Symbols STATEMENT OF AIMS 1. How Rastafarian Symbols have an impact on today’s life. 2. Deduce why symbols are needed in sermons. 3. Deduce how the symbols are appropriately used. COLLECTON OF DATA DATE | METHOD OF INVESTIGATION | PROCEDURE | January 9 2016 | Reviewed literature | Analyzed research papers and utilized encyclopedia info. | January 10 2016 | Interview | Interviewed several individuals on their view of the religion. | January 12 2016 | Reviewed Religious Blogs and sites. | Search through sites and blogs with...
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...[pic] [pic] [pic] Name of Candidate : Shania A Garth School : Royal Caribbean Institute Centre Number : 100294 Candidate Number : Name of Teacher : Miss Teisha Richards Territory : Jamaica Subject : Principle of Business Table of Contents Pages Acknowledgment 1 Introduction 2 Abstract 3 - 4 Description of Business 5 - 8 Justification of Location 9 - 10 Selection of Appropriate Labour 11 - 18 Sources of Fixed and Working Capital 19 Role of Entrepreneur 20 Type of Production 21 Levels of Production 22 Quality Control Measures 23 Use of Technology 24 Linkages 25 Potential for growth 26 Government Regulations 27 Ethical Issues 28 Conclusion 29 Bibliography 30 Appendices 31 - 38 [pic] The completion of this study would not have been attained without the encouragement and co-operation of some special persons. Subsequently, I would like to thank the individuals at a popular business entity who would like to disclose their splendid contribution and valuable time spent on answering the questions asked. Family members and friends supported in motivating and assisting me throughout the study. I thank my co-worker for guiding me while I was engaged in this study. My sister was...
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...RELIGIOUS EDUCATION S.B.A #1 PREVIEW Table of Content Acknowledgement Introduction Aim of research Research Topic Method of Collection Summary of Findings Interpretation and Analysis of Data Conclusion Bibliography Acknowledgement The researcher would like to thank my teacher Miss Simmons for her help and guidance. Also my parents who supported me in doing this research, a special thanks to the lord almighty God Introduction The research will examine the festivals in Christianity. There are many different types of festivals in Christianity. However my focus is on the following festivals: 1. Christmas 2. Easter 3. Lent 4. Good Friday Aim of Research The researchers hope to find out: 1. The different festival in Christianity 2. The importance of these festival in Christianity Research Topic The Types of Festival in Christianity Method of Collection This research was done between the months of September through to December 2010. The instruments the researcher used to collect these data are: literature, pen, paper, and computer. The researcher used the Spanish town library to complete this data. CXC 28/G/SYLL 09 CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate CSEC® RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SYLLABUS Effective for examinations from May/June 2012 Published by the Caribbean Examinations Council © 2010, Caribbean Examinations Council ...
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...CSEC SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT (S.B.A) OFFICE ADMINISTRATION TOPIC: COMMUNICATION AND OPERATIONS, DESPATCH AND TRANSPORT SERVICES (2014) TITLE: Communication between the Operations Office and the Other Departments within Banks DIH and Edward B. Beharry. Name of Candidate: Khajal Parasnath Candidate Number: Centre Name: Queen’s College Centre Number: 090041 Territory: Guyana Name of Teacher: Mr. Bernard Table of Contents Content Page Number Criteria One (1) - Presentation * Title of Project 4 * Aims of Project 5 * Functions of the Departments in both Banks DIH and Edward B. Beharry 6 Criteria Two (2) - Gathering of Data * Methodology 9 * Five Questions Asked of Personnel from the Firms 14 * Schedule of Activities 15 * Regulations and Policies Governing the Firms 17 Criteria Three (3) – Presentation * Report 19 * Impact of Office Equipment 22 Bibliography 23 CRITERIA ONE (1) - PRESENTATION TITLE OF PROJECT: Communication between the Operations Office and the Other Departments within Banks DIH and Edward B. Beharry AIMS OF PROJECT Based on the topic of “Communications and Operations, Despatch and Transport Services”, an investigation was carried out in two (2) firms; namely Banks DIH and Edward B. Beharry. The intentions of the project were to: * Identify the types of communication used between the Operations Office and Other Departments...
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...TYPE OF BUSINESS The type of business we will be engaged in is that of a private limited company. NATURE OF BUSINESS The nature is to produce brand name quality motor cars. To provide the society with the various motor cars they need for transportation. OBEJECTIVES FOR THE BUSINESS The objectives for the business are to produce motor vehicle of high quality, to gain financial independence and also to gain a profit. Pg 1 JUSTIFICATION OF LOCATION The business will be situated at 17 half way tree road, Kingston. The three reasons why my business will be located at this area are as follows: - The business will be located close to raw materials, therefore saves the company extra expenses as raw materials are easily allocated. - The business is situated where needs such as electricity, water etc are easily available for use. - It is also situated at a location where it is convenient for business transactions to take place. Pg 2 SELECTION OF APPROPRIATE LABOUR For this LABOUR venture we will need both skilled and unskilled persons to aid in the development and growth of the business. The company requires a maximum of ten (10) skilled employees they will be separated in two departments, overseen by two managers. One will be in charge of the accounting...
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...NAME OF PROJECT: TOMATOE PRODUCTION LOCATION: BLAK RIVER HIGH SCHOOL TUTORIAL FARM DURATION: SEPTEMBER 12,2011- DECEMBER 12,2012 DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES: Fifty tomato seedlings were planted in a seedling tray. They were then placed in the greenhouse for three (3) weeks and were watered on a daily basis, until they were matured enough to be transplanted to the soil. Before transplanting the tomato seedlings the land was cleared of weeds and grasses. Manure from the poultry house on the farm was thrown onto the dirt where it was incorporated into the soil with a fork, to increase the soil fertility. A tape measure was used to measure out the area for crop production. After which small hills were constructed known as mounds by using farm equipments such as the fork and hoe, to which the tomato seedlings were transplanted to. Thirty mounds constructed, placing at least to each mound. Some NPK (nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium) was applied near to the roots of the plant after they were transplanted. The farm equipments were then washed off with soap and water to prevent rust of the equipment and were allowed to dry and were then placed back into the farm house. The seedlings were watered daily. Majority of the time the soil was moist to which the plants were situated. The tomato plants were growing healthy and strong. After a few days of transplanting the tomato seedlings and the plants were growing tall, the plants were staked. The plants were staked by cutting piece of wood...
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...Name: School: St.Andrew High School for Girls Date: September 2012-13 Candidate Number: Teacher’s Name: Mrs. Blake-Newell Acknowledgement Firstly, the researcher would like to thank God for the Knowledge, wisdom and understanding needed to complete the assessment. Gratitude is expressed to the researcher’s family for moral support and last but not least, Mrs. Blake-Newell for her patience and guidance during the course of this task. Research Question To what extent is it true to say that the planters were the main reason why slavery was abolished British West Indies in 1834? Table of Contents Rationale ……………………………………….……………… 1 Introduction ………………………………….………………... 2 Summary of Findings ……………….…………………………. 4 Conclusion …………………………………………………….. 11 Bibliography …………………………………………………... 13 Rationale The researcher chose to do this topic to get a better understanding on whether or not the planters’ actions were the main reason why slavery was abolished in the British West Indies in 1834. The researcher hopes that this study will be beneficial in the future and will boost the researcher’s knowledge on the topic. Introduction The plantocracy, who was generally made up of white slaves owning members of the society in the West Indies during slavery were also known as the planter class. This set of people insisted that Africans deserved to be slaves because they were lazy, dishonest...
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...Table Of Content Page Acknowledgment.................................................................................4 Executive Summary.............................................................................5 Description a of business.....................................................................6 Justification of location.........................................................................7 Selection of appropriate labour.............................................................8 Sources of fixed and working capital....................................................9 Role of the entrepreneur......................................................................10 Type of production................................................................................11 Levels of Production.............................................................................12 Quality control measures......................................................................13 Use of technology.................................................................................12 Linkages................................................................................................14 Potential for growth...............................................................................15 Government regulations........................................................................16 Ethical Issues................................................................
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...Psicológica (2010), 31, 647-657. The law of elasticity Alberto Cocco* & Sergio Cesare Masin University of Padua, Italy Participants estimated the imagined elongation of a spring while they were imagining that a load was stretching the spring. This elongation turned out to be a multiplicative function of spring length and load weight—a cognitive law analogous to Hooke’s law of elasticity. Participants also estimated the total imagined elongation of springs joined either in series or in parallel. This total elongation was longer for serial than for parallel springs, and increased proportionally to the number of serial springs and inversely proportionally to the number of parallel springs. The results suggest that participants integrated load weight with imagined elasticity rather than with spring length. Intuitive physics refers to the cognitive laws of our tacit knowledge of the ordinary physical world (Anderson, 1983; Lipmann & Bogen, 1923; McCloskey, 1983; Shanon, 1976; Smith & Casati, 1994; Wilkening & Huber, 2002). In the following we report an investigation of the intuitive physics related to Hooke’s law of linear elasticity. We begin with a description of this law. HOOKE’S LAW Consider a close-coiled helical spring with length L and external diameter D, suspended from a fixed support. After an object with weight W is suspended from the lower end of the spring, Hooke’s law says that the spring elongation (increment in L) is E = k0 + k · W (1) with k0 a measurement error...
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...Title A basic review of the Accounts Office of a particular business. Aims 1.To find out how the Accounts Office operates. 2.To find out the documents used in the Accounts office 3. 4. Functions Accounting departments typically handle a variety of important tasks. Such tasks often include : 1. Invoicing customers, accounts receivable monitoring and collections, account reconciliations, payables processing, consolidation of multiple entities under common ownership, budgeting, periodic financial reporting as well as financial analysis. 2. Also common are setting up adequate internal controls for all business processes (to prevent theft/misappropriation of assets), handling external audits and dealing with banks in order to obtain financing. Denham Farm Christiana P.O, Clarendon May 26, 2011 Main Street Christiana Christiana P.O, Manchester Dear Manager, I currently attend Knox High School, where I am doing the subject Office Administration. This research is for a School Based Assignment (S.B.A). I am therefore seeking your permission to conduct a research which includes: Interviews and observation. The research topic is on the accounts office of you company. I would like to also gather information on safety practices, staff rules and legislation governing the business. I will be happy to come in at any time that is convenient to you. Thank You for your co-operation as I await your response. Yours Sincerely, Hugh Chambers ...
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...f study Methodology Location of study area Presentation and analysis of data Conclusion Bibliography AIM OF STUDY The aim of this study is to discover and describe problems faced by peasant farmers in the geographical area of Ewarton; St. Catherine. METHOD OF DATA COLLECTION On Tuesday, December 3, 2013, a field study was implemented in Ewarton in the parish of St.Catherine, Jamaica. The locations of study were scheduled to be Worthy Park Estate in Liuidas Vale and Farmer Roy’s Farm in Ewarton, St.Catherine. The weather was hot and very sunny thus there was no disturbance in this field study .The materials used to carry out the observation were: notebook, pen, pencils, camera, recording devices on phones and textbooks. A few of my friends also students participating in the field study formed a small group to gather primary information using questionnaires and interviews accordingly by conducting informal interviews and written questionnaires . Data was also collected through textbooks and the internet. Our first location was Worthy Park Estate .Worthy Park Estate is a sugar factory and distillery. It is surrounded by Cockpit Mountains and is 1200 ft. above sea level. It is a suitable place for study because it is cooler than most places although quite sunny during the daytime .The climate provides the best growing conditions for the growth of sugarcane it is also considered a commercial farm. Our second location was a subsistent farm owned by the...
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...Description of business The type of business is a health care business, Dre's care giving.This type of business is a sole trader.Dre's care is for the elderly who can't help themselves anymore and desire help in a comfortable clean and organized environment.the business is own and operated by Andre Campbell.Our contact information is telephone number : 480-2347 and email us at Dre's.care@gmail.com. We are open 24 hrs so you can come at anytime. Mission Statement Our mission statement at Dre's health care is to care for the elderly in the cleanest and best conditions there is in health services. Justification of location Dre's care is located in Ochi Rios right infront of Jamaica Gran hotel. We are located here because of the very busy environment of the torismist activities and it is also located on the main so you can past and see what a clean an well kept surrounding environment it is also easy to be access by transportstion. Selection of Appropriate labour Dre's care approximately employ 35 workers who are well train and experience in health care service.The business also has an accountant who is responsible for making sure all bills are payed on time.he is also responsible for keeping the business running finanically We also have an ambulance for emergency cases. We also have machines that are needed to give care and perform surgery if nessessary. Sources of fixed or working capital Fixed capital – are things in the business that are used over...
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...RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SYMBOLS Christian Symbols 1. Cross The Christian cross is the main symbol of the Christian religion. These crosses are usually found on Christian churches. The cross is the universal Christian symbol, acknowledged by all denominations as the single visual identifier of their faith. The meaning of the cross is a representation of Jesus Christ shedding his blood for the forgiveness of our sins. Therefore the cross is a symbol of the sacrifice so that Christians can have the reassurance that we will go to heaven through Christ. The cross is a symbol of Jesus Christ dying for the sake of human on behalf of their sins so that one day Christians may enter the kingdom of heaven and reside with the lord thy GOD. A great variety of crosses has developed, some with specific symbolic meaning and others that have simply become culturally associated with certain groups. | The simplest and most common Christian cross is the Latin cross. It may not have come into use until the 2nd or 3rd century. The empty cross, usually favoured by Protestants, reminds Christians of the resurrection | | The Greek cross, with arms of equal length, is the most ancient cross. | | A Celtic cross places a circle around the arms of a Latin cross. A cross within a circle or cross with multiple rays like spokes from a wheel is an emblem of the sun and is found on many stone carvings and objects prior to Christianity. The sun cross became the Celtic cross, uniting Christ with...
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