...Término de contrato de trabajo Sepa cuáles son las condiciones y procedimientos para poner fin a un contrato de trabajo. Las cosas han estado mal en la fábrica de Don Fernando. Las bajas ventas están causando grandes números rojos, y para salir a flote va a tener que reducir, es decir, despedir personal. Pero, ¿cómo hacerlo? ¿Qué causas legales puede invocar para eso, y qué documentos debe gestionar? ¿Y corresponde pagar indemnización a los trabajadores que despedirá? ¿Cuáles son las causales legales para poner término a un contrato de trabajo? Muerte del trabajador. Mutuo acuerdo entre las partes. Renuncia voluntaria. Vencimiento del plazo convenido en el contrato. Fin del trabajo o servicio que originó el contrato. Caso fortuito o fuerza mayor. Conducta indebida de carácter grave, que debe ser comprobada. Por ejemplo, falta de probidad del trabajador, acoso sexual o conducta inmoral. Negociaciones que ejecute el trabajador dentro del negocio y que aparecen como prohibidas en el contrato. Que el trabajador no acuda a sus labores sin causa justificada durante dos días seguidos, o dos lunes en el mes, o un total de tres días en el mes. Abandono del trabajo por parte del trabajador. Actos, omisiones o imprudencias que afecten el funcionamiento del establecimiento, la seguridad o la actividad de los trabajadores. Daño material causado intencionalmente en las instalaciones, maquinarias, herramientas, útiles de trabajo, productos o mercaderías. Incumplimiento grave de las obligaciones...
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...que una mala fe por parte del actor quien en pleno conocimiento de que se le pagaron cada uno de los haberes reclamados, vuelve a requerir su pago y además en la misma confesión judicial reconoce que la empresa nunca falto al pago de haberes, siendo así vendrá a su conocimiento que todas las pretensiones no pueden tener asidero. De la contestación a la demanda y Audiencia Preliminar En la contestación a la demanda se establece claramente que la terminación de las relaciones laborales fue ante la autoridad competente Inspector de Trabajo con la comparecencia de las partes mediante Acta de Finiquito haciendo constar todos los rubros pormenorizados a que tenía derecho acogiéndonos al Art. 169 numeral 6 del Código de Trabajo que determina el caso fortuito o fuerza mayor (plagas de campo) por parte de AGROCALIDAD,...
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...C3-01 CONTRATO DE PRESTACION DE SERVICIOS PROFESIONALES DE CONSTRUCCION DE OBRA ARQUITECTONICA, QUE CELEBRAN POR UNA PARTE EL SEÑOR SERGIO ANTONIO ESPINO HERNÁNDEZ, A LA QUE PARA EFECTOS DE ESTE INSTRUMENTOS EN LO SUCESIVO SE DENOMINARA "EL CONSTRUCTOR", Y POR LA OTRA PARTE EL SEÑOR ARQUITECTO JORGE ALBERTON NOVERON HERNANDEZ, A LA QUE EN LO SUCESIVO SE DENOMINARA "EL CLIENTE", AL TENOR DE LAS SIGUIENTES DECLARACIONES Y CLAUSULAS. DECLARACIONES I. Declara "EL CONSTRUCTOR" por conducto de su representante: A)..Sergio Antonio Espino Hernández Ser una persona con actividad empresarial. COMUNIDAD B). Que su domicilio y principal asiento de sus negocios es el ubicado en Barrio de Santa Cruz Grande Sin numero Localidad San Juan Coajomulco con Código Postal 50708 en Jocotitlan, Estado de México. C). Que ha conocido previamente los requerimientos de "EL CLIENTE" para el desarrollo y prestación de los servicios que se le encomiendan en términos de este contrato. D). Que previamente ha conocido el sitio en el que en su momento se construirá la obra diseñada por él, en términos de este contrato, a fin de considerar todos los factores que intervendrán en su ejecución. E). Que cuenta con la capacidad, conocimientos, experiencia profesional, organización adecuada, recursos técnicos y fuerza de trabajo que se requieren para ejecutar los trabajos objeto del presente contrato, conforme se detalla en su cotización CANCELERIA CASA REAL DE HACIENDA JAIME ZECUA de fecha 11...
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...de objetos que interactúan entre sí. Este enfoque representa un dominio en términos de conceptos compuestos por verbos y sustantivos, clasificados de acuerdo a su dependencia funcional. En este método de análisis y diseño se crea un conjunto de modelos utilizando una notación acordada como, por ejemplo, el lenguaje unificado de modelado (UML). ADOO aplica técnicas de modelado de objetos para analizar los requerimientos para un contexto - por ejemplo, un sistema de negocio, un conjunto de módulos de software - y para diseñar una solución para mejorar los procesos involucrados. No está restringido al diseño de programas de computadora, sino que cubre sistemas enteros de distinto tipo. Las metodologías de análisis y diseño más modernas son casos de uso guiados a través de requerimientos, diseño, implementación, pruebas, y despliegue. Diseño orientado a objetos es una fase de la metodología orientada a objetos para el desarrollo de Software. Su uso induce a los programadores a pensar en términos de objetos, en vez de procedimientos, cuando planifican su código. Un objeto agrupa datos encapsulados y procedimientos para representar una entidad. La 'interfaz del objeto', esto es, las formas de interactuar con el objeto, también se definen en esta etapa. Un programa orientado a objetos se caracteriza por la interacción de esos objetos. El diseño orientado a objetos es la disciplina que define los objetos y sus interacciones para resolver un problema de negocio que fue identificado y...
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...Jim Rumbaugh. En el proceso de creación de UML han participado, no obstante, otras empresas de gran peso en la industria como Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Oracle o IBM, así como grupos de analistas y desarrolladores. En UML 2.0 hay 13 tipos diferentes de diagramas. Para comprenderlos de manera concreta, a veces es útil categorizarlos jerárquicamente: Diagramas de estructura enfatizan en los elementos que deben existir en el sistema modelado: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Diagrama de clases Diagrama de componentes Diagrama de objetos Diagrama de estructura compuesta (UML 2.0) Diagrama de despliegue Diagrama de paquetes Diagramas de comportamiento enfatizan en lo que debe suceder en el sistema modelado: 7. Diagrama de actividades 8. Diagrama de casos de uso 9. Diagrama de estados Diagramas de Interacción, un subtipo de diagramas de comportamiento, que enfatiza sobre el flujo de control y de datos entre los elementos del sistema modelado: 10. Diagrama de secuencia 11. Diagrama de comunicación 12. Diagrama de tiempos (UML 2.0) 13. Diagrama de vista de interacción (UML 2.0) DIAGRAMA DE CLASES Un diagrama de clases es un tipo de diagrama estático que describe la estructura de un sistema mostrando sus clases, atributos y las relaciones entre ellos. Los diagramas de clases son utilizados durante el proceso de análisis y diseño de los sistemas, donde se crea el diseño conceptual...
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...han aprueban que las mujeres de este siglo están exigiendo mayor posición de la gerencia y la sensación de que están calificados para esas posiciones. Oficial de Wal-Mart no ha dado su mujer una oportunidad de solicitar o competir por un puesto de gestión en la empresa. 3. Wal-Mart está continuamente criticado por su política de atención de salud. ¿Es esto realmente una controversia en el ámbito de la ética empresarial? ¿Por qué o por qué no? Sí, esto realmente una controversia en el ámbito de la ética empresarial. Después de leer este estudio de caso veo una visión diferente de Wal-Mart. Los empleadores deberían tener el mejor interés en la salud de sus empleados. Una evitar y no ofrecer el mejor beneficio para los empleados pone de manifiesto que esta empresa carece de las responsabilidades sociales de las empresas. Creo que su único interés es operativo, y efectuar sus cotizaciones mensuales o anuales. 4. 4. En caso de Wal-Mart estar preocupado por la sindicalización de las tiendas ya que permite la sindicalización de los trabajadores en China? Sí, Wal-Mart debe estar preocupado por la sindicalización de las tiendas ya que permite la sindicalización de los trabajadores en China. Una...
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...Principios Generales de la Validación de Software Ricardo Murga EDP College of Puerto Rico Principios Generales de la Validación de Software Ricardo Murga EDP College of Puerto Rico Table of Contents SECCIÓN 1. PROPOSITO 6 SECCIÓN 2. ÁMBITO 6 2.1 APLICABILIDAD 7 2.2 AUDIENCIA 7 2.3 REQUISITOS REGLAMENTARIOS PARA LA VALIDACION DE SOFTWARE 8 SECCIÓN 3. CONTEXTO PARA LA VALIDACION DE SOFTWARE 9 3.1 DEFINICIONES Y TERMINOLOGIAS 10 3.1.1 REQUISITOS Y ESPECIFICACIONES 10 3.1.2 VERIFICACION Y VALIDACION 11 3.2 DESARROLLO DE SOFTWARE COMO PARTE DEL DISEÑO DEL SISTEMA 12 3.3 SOFTWARE ES DIFERENTE DE HARDWARE 13 3.4 BENEFICIOS DE LA VALIDACION DE SOFTWARE 15 SECCIÓN 4. PRINCIPIOS DE VALIDACION DE SOFTWARE 16 4.1 REQUISITOS 16 4.2 DEFECTO DE PREVENCION 16 4.3 TIEMPO Y ESFUERZO 16 4.4 PROGRAMA DE CICLO DE VIDA 17 4.5 PLANES 17 4.6 PROCEDIMIENTOS 17 4.7 VALIDACION DE SOFTWARE DESPUES DE UN CAMBIO 17 4.8 VALIDACION DE COBERTURA 18 4.9 INDEPENDENCIA DE REVISION 18 4.10 FLEXIBILIDAD Y RESPONSABILIDAD 19 SECCIÓN 5. ACTIVIDADES Y TAREAS 19 5.1 SOFTWARE DE ACTIVIDADES DEL CICLO DE VIDA 20 5.2 TAREAS TIPICAS DE APOYO DE VALIDACION 21 5.2.1 PLANIFICACION DE LA CALIDAD 21 5.2.2 REQUISITOS 22 5.2.3 DISEÑO 25 5.2.4 CONSTRUCCION O CODIFICACION 27 5.2.5 PRUEBAS REALIZADAS POR EL DESARROLLADOR DEL SOFTWARE 30 5.2.6 PRUEBAS DE USUARIOS DEL SITIO 33 5.2.7 MANTENIMIENTO Y CAMBIOS DE SOFTWARE 34 SECCIÓN 6. ¿Qué es COBIT? 36 ...
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...10000 y 30000 | | | 20000 | 5102,04082 | | 0,95 | | | 2. | | | | | | valores Z | | prob | | | | -0,98 | 0,1635 | 0,8365 | | | | -0,392 | 0,3483 | 0,6517 | | | | 0,784 | 0,7823 | 0,2177 | | | | 1,568 | 0,9418 | 0,0582 | | | | 3. | | | | | | peor caso se demanda 10000 unidades | | | | ordenado/ demandado | 10000 | | | | | | COSTO | Ventas netas | ventas DESC. | Utilidad neta | | | | | | | | 15000 | 240000 | 240000 | 25000 | 25000 | | | | | | | | 18000 | 288000 | 240000 | 40000 | -8000 | | | | | | | | 24000 | 384000 | 240000 | 70000 | -74000 | | | | | | | | 28000 | 448000 | 240000 | 90000 | -118000 | | | | | | | | caso más probable se demanda 20000 unidades | | | | | | | | | ordenado/ demandado | 20000 | | | | | | | | | | | | COSTO | Ventas netas | ventas DESC. | Utilidad neta | | | | | | | | 15000 | 240000 | 360000 | 0 | 120000 | | | | | | | | 18000 | 288000 | 432000 | 0 | 144000 | | | | | | | | 24000 | 384000 | 480000 | 20000 | 116000 | | | | | | | | 28000 | 448000 | 480000 | 40000 | 72000 | | | | | | | | mejor caso, se demanda 30000 unidades | | | | | | | | | | ordenado/ demandado | 30000 | | | | | | | | | | | | COSTO | Ventas netas | ventas DESC. | Utilidad neta | | | | | | | | 15000 | 240000 | 360000 | 0 | 120000 | | | | | | | | 18000 | 288000 | 432000 | 0 |...
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...I think about how God connects with us. We as Christians should feel a call to serve God, and we know and believe that God is God and can do anything. However it’s the moments when God truly calls on us or gives us a calling that we find ourselves in a situation where we completely align ourselves with him. When God makes this connection with us it does more than just give us direction on where to go. In these sacred moments with God we are given something concrete that we can go back to, and remember the intimacy of the moment that gives us strength to keep the fight. These moments don’t happen everyday, and we cannot stay in them forever. We must fight to get into that presence everyday by crucifying our fleshly desires. God called Abraham through divine visitation. God called Joseph through a...
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...Abraham Is an Example of Biblical Faith Biblical Faith Abraham is a great representation of biblical faith. Faith is defined as loving trust, calculated risk, and an ongoing process with periods of darkness and doubt. Faith is seen in many religious people all throughout the bible. Abraham displays all of these things when he is asked to sacrifice his son Isaac. Abraham’s story involved loving trust in that Abraham loves God. Abraham loves God because they made a covenant together and worked together. God told Abraham to move from Haran and go to Canaan; he will have decedents as numerous as the stars, and access to the promise land. Abraham had to trust God when he told Abraham to kill his only son Isaac, even though it didn’t make sense. Abraham also had to love God because God is providing him with these promises that will change and improve his life. God and Abraham had a one and one relationship where loving trust was both given and received between the two of them. Abraham’s story also involved calculated risk. Calculated risk involves using reason and logic, weighing your opinion, and making a decision. Abraham used logic and reason to try and validate God’s request to sacrifice Isaac. He then weighed his opinion and realized that denying God’s request was a risk he could not afford not to take. He could not afford not to take this risk because if he didn’t trust God then their covenant would be tarnished and broke. Abraham then made the decision to sacrifice his...
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...In the short story “Parker’s Back,” Christian writer Flannery O’Connor introduces her readers to O.E. Parker and Sarah Ruth and their relationship. On the surface the story covers the increasingly tattooed Parker’s inexplicable attraction towards uptight Sarah Ruth and their ill-fated marriage. However, O’Connor wrote much more into her short story than just the obvious narrative. Through contrasting characters, symbolism, and allusions, O’Connor communicates a deeper message of redemption to her readers as she explores God’s calling of even the most distant and hostile individuals. Straight from the start of the story O’Connor begins to contrast her two main characters. Sarah Ruth is described as “plain, plain,” with skin “drawn as tight as the skin on an onion” and eyes “grey and sharp like the points of two icepicks” (219). This description evidences the lifelessness and harsh unforgiving nature of Sarah Ruth. Parker is less directly characterized but it is revealed that he is an open sinner – admitting to fornication, gambling, and swearing – and was almost entirely covered in extraordinarily colorful tattoos. Sarah Ruth proudly owns up to the Old Testament roots of her name while Parker chooses to go by his last name rather than use his given name, Obadiah Elihue. The reader recognizes that Parker is running from God while Sarah Ruth is living a Pharisaical life of rules and judgments. Sarah is by all indications the best person to lead Parker to God but in the end is...
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...Allah “was the creator and sustainer of life” (Molly, M., 1999, Page 425.) Christianity believes that God is the creator and sustainer of life. Judaism also believes that God is the creator and sustainer of life. All three religion believes there is a higher power. Islam describes Jesus as a prophet as described here, “He encountered angels and the great prophets of the past, including Abraham and Jesus,” (Molly, M., 1999, Page 428) Judaism also describes Jesus as a prophet as well because Jesus, in their opinion, did not save the Jews. They believed that the real Messiah was going to become their military leader on earth and create an Eden in Jerusalem. They had expected the real Messiah to expel the Romans and rule the new world. (Molly, M., 1999, Page 346) Both the Jews and Islam are able to trace their way back to Abraham. The Jews are the descendant of Isaac and Islam is the descendant of Ishmael. Ishmael’s mother was Hagar, who was Sarah’s slave, and his father was Abraham. Isaac’s mother and father were Sarah and Abraham. (Molly, M., 1999, Page 431) Hagar and Ishmael were split from Abraham because...
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...The Five Pillars of Islam are the basic spiritual practices required on all Muslims. They were taught by theologians after the death of the Prophet Muhammad as the actions was defined on what it meant to be a member of the Muslim community. The first pillar of Islam is the Shahadah to believe in and to profess the unity of God and the messenger-ship of Muhammad: “There is no god but God, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God,” to which Shi’ites add “and ’Ali is the Master of the believers.” The Second pillar of Islam is the Salaat which is the performance of a continual round or prayers. For five times a day they are to perform ablutions with water or with sand/dirt if water is not available, face Mecca, and to recite a series of prayers and passages from the Qur’an, bowing and kneeling. The third pillar Zakat which is charity or almsgiving which the Qur’an links with prayer. A payer is only accepted if the person also shares it amongst others. At the end of the year all Muslims have to donate some of their accumulated wealth to needy Muslims this is to help decrease any inequalities in wealth and to prevent any personal greed. The fourth pillar is fasting, frequent fasting are recommended, but there is only one that is obligatory which is during Ramadan. This fast is to commemorate the first revelations of the Qur’an to Muhammad which requires a dawn to sunset abstention from food, drink, sexual intercourse, and smoking for the month to everybody who are beyond puberty, but not...
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...After Caravaggio’s Sacrifice of Isaac The bible states that in ancient times, Abraham, the father of many nations, was commanded by God to sacrifice his only son and heir, Isaac, for the lands of Moriah and to verify his love and fear for God. As Abraham is about to sacrifice his son, he was interrupted by the angel of the LORD. His willingness to give up his son was enough proof for God and Isaac would live. In the short story After Caravaggio’s Sacrifice of Isaac (written by Rachel Cusk, published in 2003) the main character, Alan, is involved in the same situation as Abraham. Gerte wants Alan to choose between his son Ian or herself. The story takes place in modern day London and the fundamental layout of the story is the narrator Alan reminiscing the instance he almost left his wife Sally for the German teacher Gerte. Alan lived a terribly ordinary life before the birth of his son, Ian. "I looked back at the life I’d lived and thought, how could you have done this and that, how could you have been so ordinary?" (line 53) His wife suffered of what can only be interpreted as a form of depression. She could not stand being near the child when it cried. It made her mad. This caused Alan to take an unpaid leave from his work to take care of his son. One day when walking Ian around London, Alan discovers an art exhibition which fascinates him in an unknown way. He attends the exhibition and finds himself very intrigued by the renaissance artwork. It makes him stop...
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...Abraham, also known as Abram is most commonly known for being the Father of the Jewish people. The majority of the information found on Abraham is located in the Old Testament’s Book of Genesis. Other than that, there are no real historical records on the life of Abraham, so the history of his life was passed by word of mouth, and were there after made into biblical stories. There is also the question if Abraham really lived, do to the little information available on his life. Abraham is most famous for making his Covenant with God. Abraham would have lived somewhere between the years of 2000 and 1500 BC. He was born in the city of Ur. Abraham’s real name was Abram. The father of Abram , Terach, had two other sons , Haran and Nachor. While living in the city of Ur , Abram married his half-sister, Sarai who later took on the name of Sarah. The newlyweds later learned that Sarai was sterile. They then traveled north to Charan, accompanied by Abraham’s father Terach. While in Charan Terach died. It was in Charan where God made his first of a series of revelations to Abram. God spoke to Abram, and told him that he would promise to bless him and make a great nation of him. Abram willingly decided to follow God to the city of Canaan. Abram not only traveled with his wife on this journey, but he also picked up his nephew, Lot. He lived his life in Canaan as a Nomad. Famine eventually struck the land of Canaan , forcing Abram and his family to move on to Egypt. In Egypt, Abram was...
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