...the demands of the women of the 1956 march to the modern day woman? Research Introduction Women; resilient, fearless and intellectual beings that were created to aid, to care and to nurture those around them but along the way society, including the South African society they have been neglected and tossed aside and treated like debris, there to be used for whatever was deemed fit by the men, the superior sex in society. Why? Because they are physically weaker and not built like men? The women of 1956 did not stand for that. They were courageous women who were willing to put issues like race and social standings aside to stand together as a united front to contest the government for what they deserved as human...
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...Executive Summary 3 Situation Analysis 4 Industry Analysis 4 Company Analysis 4 Service Analysis 4 Market Share 5 Strategy 6 Distribution 7 Competitive Analysis 8 Promotional Strategy 8 SWOT Analysis 9 Target Market & Segmentation 10 Creative Strategy 11 Print Media 12 Electronic Media 14 Internet Media 16 Out-of-Home Media 19 Direct Mail 22 Specialty Advertising – Exhibitive – Supplementary 24 Sales Promotion 27 Public Relations 27 Corporate Advertising 27 Pre-Testing and Post-Testing 29 Budget 29 Supplementary 29 References 29 Executive Summary Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text. Executive Summary Blank Text...
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...beautiful people. The list typically includes movie and television stars, musicians, British royalty, models, and television personalities. Every year the magazine crowns the year’s “most beautiful” and features them on the cover. Of the 22 most beautiful 19 have been women and out of the 19 women 16 have been White. This signals to People’s readers that beautiful means White and everything else does not equate beauty. However, this is not unique to People or even magazines like it, but instead represents a larger trend that is present in all forms of Western popular culture. In the various mediums of popular culture, ideologies about female beauty are exceedingly prevalent and constantly managed and reproduced. These ideologies carry with them the notion that in order to obtain ideal female beauty one must be very thin, young, have long hair, and wear expensive or revealing clothing (Stern, 2004). In addition to this there is also a raced definition of beauty, which predominates Western popular culture and dictates that White women with light hair and eye color can only attain true beauty. By looking closely at fashion magazines, television shows, movies and advertisements it is easy to see how Asian, Black and Latina women are underrepresented and misrepresented; and more importantly beauty is not typically associated with these and other nonwhite races. The power and importance of popular culture in today’s society has further supported beauty ideologies that are racialized. Feminist...
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...Dorothy Lucas Marketing Plan for S.T.E.P.S Marketing Management June 3, 2014 Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary --------------------------------------------------------- 3 2. Situation Analysis --------------------------------------------------------- 5 3.1 Market Summary ------------------------------------------------------- 5 3.2 SWOT Analysis ------------------------------------------------------- 7 3.3 Competition ------------------------------------------------------- 8 3.4 Product Offering ------------------------------------------------------- 8 3. Marketing Strategy ------------------------------------------------------- 9 3.1 Mission ------------------------------------------------------- 9 3.2 Marketing Objectives ------------------------------------------------- 9 3.3 Financial Objectives ------------------------------------------------ 9 3.4 Target Markets ------------------------------------------------ 10 3.5 Positioning ------------------------------------------------ 10 3.6 Strategies ----------------------------------------------- 10 3.7 Marketing Program ----------------------------------------------- 10 Pricing Distribution Advertising and Promotion Customer Service 3.8 Marketing Research --------------------------------------------------11 4. Financials -------...
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...procedures, there are possible sanctions or leading to contract cancellations, which will tremendously hurt profits. Providing an accurate understanding to the leaders will most likely ensure motivation to present programs and develop policies that shows the organization has the necessary working relationship, while being favorable to the protective classes. An additional way to aid the bottom line is involvement of top leaders that promote safety within the workplace. Their influence towards the managers and employees will become the top priority. Workers that maintain safety on their minds will strive to always accomplish safe practices while doing required tasks. Rewards and recognition awards, presented to disciplined employees that follow safety rules, will be presented by the organization. The top leaders will be encouraged by fewer disability claims taken out. Minimizing the use of profits for financing medical and punitive damages by employees of the organization places the bottom line at an increase. Discuss how hiring women and minorities improved Xerox’s profitability. David Kearns, was the CEO of Xerox from 1982 to 1991, his vision would not utilize all avenues of...
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...Marketing Plan * 1.0 Executive Summary * Highlights * Objectives * Mission * Keys to Success * 2.0 Company Summary * Company Ownership * Start-up Summary * Start-up * Start-up Funding * Start-up * Company Locations and Facilities * 3.0 Products * Product Description * Competitive Comparison * Sales Literature * Sourcing * Technology * Future Products * 4.0 Market Analysis Summary * Market Segmentation * Market Analysis * Market Analysis (Pie) * Target Market Segment Strategy * Market Needs * Market Trends * Market Growth * Industry Analysis * Main Competitors * 5.0 Strategy and Implementation Summary * Competitive Edge * Marketing Strategy * Positioning Statement * Pricing Strategy * Promotion Strategy * Distribution Strategy * Marketing Programs * Sales Strategy * Sales Forecast * Milestones * Milestones * 6.0 Management Summary * Organizational Structure * Management Team * Personnel Plan * Personnel * 7.0 Financial Plan * Important Assumptions * Key Financial Indicators * Benchmarks * General Assumptions * Break-Even Analysis * Break-Even Analysis * Break-Even Analysis ...
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...Reference-----------------------------------------------------------------------------3 The summary of the article----------------------------------------------------------4 An assessment of the methods used-----------------------------------------------5,6 Articles’ findings about the Transformation Of Work-------------------------------7,8 Strength and weaknesses of the articles-------------------------------------------9 References Books ．Price,Alan (2007), Human Resource Management in a Business Context 3RD Edition, Thomson Learning (Pp.400-12.) ．Torrington,Derek , Hall,Laural & Taglor,Stephen (2002), Human Resources Management 5th Edition, Pearson Education Limited (Pp.268-73.) ．Stone,Raymond J (2010), Managing Human Resources 3rd Edition, John Wiley & Son Australia (Pp.386-78.) ．Stone,Raymond J (2006), Managing Human Resources 1st Edition, John Wiley & Son Australia (Pp.312-8.) ．Mills, A.J, Helms Mills, J. and Miller,G.E. (2010), Introduction: gender and diversity at work II—Making Sense of 21st Century Workplace Initiatives, Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences. (Pp.204-9.) ．Larae M.J , Nicole,A.S and Taylor K, (2005), Relationally Oriented Masculinity, Gender Nontraditional Interests, and Occupational Traditionalism of Employed Men, Journal of Career Development. (Pp183-197.) The summary of the article This article...
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...Introduction The aim of this paper is to critique how the print media present contemporary human resource management (HRM) issues as part of an individual class assessment. HRM is basically how human resources are managed in an organisation. The chosen topic from the list is called Employee Relations. There are three areas within this topic that will be discussed and these are; equal opportunities, discrimination and diversity. Firstly the paper will summarise a recent media article on the related area, outline the reason for choosing the article and finally, critically analyse each one independently. The paper will conclude with a brief interpretation of what I have learned while researching Employee Relations. Now let the assignment begin with a look at the first of the three media articles. Media Article 1 Summary (Appendix 1) The first of the media articles According to Hennessy (2013, Oct 11th) is about a Consultancy Association which blacklisted many Irish people in Britain from the 1970’s to the 1980’s. The company was headed by a man called Ian Kerr. He had access to information which was confidential regarding certain individuals. It was details of workers trade union history, involvement in disputes and opinions about their health and safety. Construction companies used his services and it has recently been found that many of these individuals were discriminated against because of the confidential information that was provided by the association. ...
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...damages. FGM practice is recognized as a violation of human rights of girls and women; it reflects deep rooted inequality between sexes and constitutes an extreme form of discrimination against women. No matter the justification or reason that supporters of female genital mutilation my advance, the practice is not only barbaric and primitive, but scientifically and socially uncalled for and should be eradicated. This practice has numerous hazardous health consequences of immediate and delayed complications, apart from their negative psychological and social impact, also sometimes proved fatal in many instances (Rushwan, 1983 and 1994, El Dareer, 1983, Shandal and AbulFutuh, 1967). This violates a person right to health, security and physical integrity. FGM practice is associated with traditional beliefs of communities in Africa, New Zealand, and the United States of America and Canada. This practice is carried out without anesthetics and antiseptic treatments, using basic tools such as knives, scissors, scalpels, pieces of glass and razor blades. Many women in these communities still believe that FGM is necessary to ensure acceptance by their communities and are unaware that the practice is not done by the entire world. This practice has attracted the attention of the WHO (World Health Organization) and UN (United Nation) who have partnered to bring a stop to this menace through research work within communities and changes in public...
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...Peer Reviewed? Yes What words did you use to find this article? Abuse What type of article is this (research, summary, reflection, essay, etc.)? Summary Did this article include an abstract? Yes Summarize the article (75 to 100 words) Childhood sexual abuse is a social problem in the healthcare arena. A lot of children who have endured sexual abuse in their lives, usually have long term psychological, behavior, or social effects. The National Child Abuse Data estimates that at least over 700,000 children were victims of abuse or neglect in the U.S. A national survey conducted during the periods of 2001 to 2003 documented that 1 in 15 adults in U.S experienced forced sex in their lifetime. In women sexual abuse is related to poor health, gynecological and gastrointestinal symptoms. But for men physical health and functional impairment is what seem to be underlining issue. Childhood Sexual Abuse is usually associated with anxiety, depression, and mood swings. While tackling the effects on the Childhood Sexual Abuse, begin to make changes in the way they parented their in order to protect them abuse. Source 2 Author: Coleman Smith, Virginia Date: 2/2/13 Title: The Reluctance of Women to Respond to Preterm Labor Publication: 4/2012 Peer Reviewed? Yes What words did you use to find this article? Infant What type of article is this (research, summary, reflection, essay, etc.)? Research Did this article include an abstract? Preterm birth occurs before 37 weeks...
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...Introduction Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus was written by marriage counselor and seminar leader John Gray. He provides a unique and practical way for men and women to communicate effectively. This allows them to relate better by acknowledging the differences between them. The book offers real life stories that entertains the reader, but also allows them to gain insight about the opposite sex. The book focuses on the differences between men and women. Not only does the book offer examples of how men and women react differently, but it offers suggestions on how to communicate more effectively (Gray, 1992). Summary This book was recognized by New York Times as the number one best seller in 1995. The knowledge gained from Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus is not only beneficial for personal relationships, but it can also be utilized in the professional setting as well. The knowledge that is demonstrated in this book can be applied to all arenas of one's life. This book allows men and women to recognize the differences between communication styles; which is one of the most important factors to have in order to work effectively (Gray, 1992). Definitions John Gray, author of Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus conveys through several definitions. One definition explains how men go to their “caves” when they stress or de-stress. Men have a tendency to become withdrawn and want to be left alone. Women on the other hand talk about issues. She...
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...Mohd Hashim BBC 401 Principle of Management Individual Assignment Summary I already watched three videos from Forbes about woman leader in an organization. The summary of three videos that I chooses, as women continue their upward trajectory in the business world, they have yet to be fully appreciated for the unique qualities and abilities they bring to the workplace. It’s impossible to respect, value and admire great leadership if you can’t identify what makes a leader great. As a leader of some organization woman was surrounded by strong-willed, hardworking and purpose-driven women. It is through their leadership that the traditions, values and legacy of our family have been upheld. They have taught that a woman’s instincts and emotional intelligence can be off the chart. For a man it so difficult to understand about what women thinking, because what woman thinking and what man thinking is have a little different. Also in woman act and innovation, unless he has been closely influenced by the women in his life. I’ve learned that women may process things differently and in their own terms. Fortunately for me, I’ve been influenced by great women who made me appreciate their approach towards leadership. I’ve grown to understand their decision-making processes, the dynamics and subtleties of their personality and style, and other special character qualities that women possess. What I know about woman are the best leader...
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...ANOVA Excel Worksheet The following table contains a random sample of 40 women partitioned into three groups: Group 1: ages below 20 Group 2: ages 20 through 40 Group 3: ages over 40 the values in the table are systolic blood pressure levels The Hypothesis test: H0: μ1=μ2=μ3 H1: at least one of the treatment means is different use the Excel Analysis Toolpak to create an Anova- Single factor table. is there sufficient evidence to support the claim that women in different age categories have different mean blood pressure levels? Give for your decision. Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 [Place your Anova table here] 104 97 123 106 116 107 Anova: Single Factor 104 98 127 92 95 133 SUMMARY 112 108 114 Groups Count Sum Average Variance 107 106 93 Group 1 102 113 Group 2 108 114 Group 3 94 116 100 155 101 105 ANOVA 119 Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F-crit 89 Between Groups 113 Within Groups 99 93 Total ...
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...Olivia's House Summary Roceatta McCurdy BSHS/332 January 6, 2014 Dalila Bass Olivia's House Summary Many women who are within the childbearing age drink some form of alcoholic beverage and/or willingly smoke cigarettes on a daily basis. Needless to say, both alcohol and cigarettes when used excessively may easily become addictive in nature. Although, these two are legal they both have been proven to be unhealthy to a woman and her child. However, there are also women who are prescribed anti-depressants and/or amphetamines in order to maintain their mental state, as well as drugs to relieve them of pain due to a physical ailment or injury. Unfortunately, there are also a large number of women who have been rendered powerless over their compulsion to use controlled substances whether legal or illicit drugs. This need to continue drinking, smoking, and/or partaking in the use of a controlled substance has taken precedence over the needs of the welfare of their children, families, and livelihood. The good news is, since 1994, Olivia’s House has provided a place for these women and their children to regain a sense of well-being through treatment for alcohol and substance abuse. Women come from all parts of the state of Alabama to become a participant in this alcohol and substance abuse treatment facility. Olivia’s House mission statement simply implies that all women with the disease of addiction are entitled to help. Unfortunately, the use of drugs and alcohol has caused...
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...freedom facing greatest threat: Google founder Summary: The co-founder of Google, Sergey Brinn, said “the principles of openness and universal access that underpinned the Internet’s creation are facing their greatest threat.” Brinn said that the threat to freedom of the Internet came from various factors including government effort to control access and communication. The attempts by the entertainment industry to stop piracy and the rise of restricting platforms such as Facebook and Apple which determines which type of software can be released are also leading to greater restrictions. Facebook and Apple’s can contribute to stifling innovation and lead to the fragmentation of the webverse. Significance: Why is there a want for a free unrestrained internet? Why is openness good? The internet is abstract in its idea, an abstract form that encompasses the entire world connecting people from across the globe. The concept is so enormous and the possibilities within leads people to believe it to be as a sort of uncharted territory where the possibilities are endless. This realm can be used for entertainment, business, black market dealings, and innovation. Restriction on the internet closes the idea of the internet itself and for many who have been so accustomed to its freedom find it unsettling. http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-0414-ucsd-harassment-20120414,0,5116422.story U.S. ends probe of racial bias at UC San Diego Summary: UC San Diego officials have reached an agreement...
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