...Havard model HRM is generally considered to be either Hard or Soft where hard HRM is quantitative, calculative and treats people as a factor of production (an object). Soft HRM on the other hand draws from the Human Resource school of thought which treats people as strategic resources who can provide an organisation with strategic flexibility through being committed, innovative and working in a team so as to achieve a competitive advantage. The Harvard Model is considered to be more soft in nature because it views individuals as potential assets or human assets rather than variable costs. [pic] The Harvard map of HRM A large part of this section in Human Resource Management, 4th edition is devoted to the Harvard 'map' of HRM. This is probably the most seminal model of HRM and has had a major influence on academic debate on the subject. 'We noted that the Harvard Business School generated one of the most influential models of HRM. The Harvard interpretation sees employees as resources. However, they are viewed as being fundamentally different from other resources - they cannot be managed in the same way. The stress is on people as human resources. The Harvard approach recognizes an element of mutuality in all businesses, a concept with parallels in Japanese people management, as we observed earlier. Employees are significant stakeholders in an organization. They have their own needs and concerns along with other groups such as shareholders and customers.' The Harvard...
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...Background Lembaga Tabung Haji – TH (Pilgrims Fund Board) was established as a premiere economic-based Islamic financial institution inspired with a realization to help provide investment services and opportunities while managing pilgrimage activities for the Malaysian Muslim community. TH was meant to play a bigger social role, thus in addition to managing pilgrimage activities, it operates as an alternative institutional body providing investment opportunities for Islamic depositors to save and invest in accordance to Islamic principles. Depositors' money is invested in selected investment establishments spread across a diverse range of investment portfolios based strictly on Syariah principles to preserve the purity and integrity of profits derived which is free from "riba"elements and to avoid trading in prohibited ‘haram' products. The fund board was established in 1962 as a modest proposal to aid the Malayan rural economy and to enable the Muslims to perform 'Hajj', one of the tenets of their faith. Today TH is one of the greatest cooperative success stories in Malaysia. Its basic principles, structured by the Royal Professor Ungku Aziz who was then an economic lecturer and later became the Vice Chancellor of the University Malaya, remain unchanged, but the institution has developed beyond imagination. In the early days, Islamic community in Malaysia resorted to rather unsystematic and traditional methods when it comes to saving their money for the purpose of performing...
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...This essay will attempt to show you strategies for incorporating bi-cultural approaches into my field of practice in the drug and alcohol sector. The key points I have covered include: Partnership, culture history, building rapport with a client, body language, protection, Te Whare Tapa Wha, participation and kanui to kanui. The primary basic for biculturalism in New Zealand is the Treaty of Waitangi a historical document of agreement signed between Maori and the Crown in 1840. The Treaty of Waitangi can provide all New Zealanders, especially those seeking equity, with clear guidance and support to reflect the three Treaty principles of partnership, protection, and participation. In the New Zealand Association of Counselors code of ethics they make mention to the Treaty of Waitangi. “Counselors shall seek to be inform about the meaning and implications of the Treaty of Waitangi for their work. They shall understand the principles of protection, participation and partnership with Maori” I feel that protection, participation and partnership should be the keys things that I look at when setting up a bi-cultural practice because it is not only about needs but also it is the right that all Maori and Pakeha have guaranteed to them by the virtue of the treaty of Waitangi. First I will look at Partnership this is one of the core values in the code of ethics for counselors. A partnership involves working together with all cultures, understanding differences, working together...
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...Dr. Taha. Mr. Stolicker is alert and oriented. He is willing to provide current and prior medical information. He is open to working with a nurse case manager. Mr. Stolicker’s wife drove him to his appointment. He is able to maneuver using his wheeled scooter. MEDICAL FACTORS Mr. Stolicker said he was working out in the field. He walked over to an area being worked on when a piece of metal that was over...
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...to be in the top three apparel retailer in Europe by 2020. According to Retail & Apparel Board Index Report compiled by KMG, LCW keeps the leadership position since 2nd quarter of 2004. This report is going to analyze retail strategy of LCW to understand the success of the firm. French originated Amoual and one of his close friends created the brand at 1985 and named it after famous Waikiki beach with a little alteration of adding first capitals of the phrase “Les Copains” (Best Friends). They became very successful in three years and to supply the demands from the market they were in search of quality suppliers when they met with Taha Tekstil. Their cooperation grew well with the brand and Taha Tekstil became one of the leading contracted manufacturers of leading brands over the world. As an example of forward integration, at first Taha Group bought the licenses of the brand for Turkey and started the journey of LC Waikiki in Turkey. Then at 1997 they bought the licenses for the whole world and LC Waikiki became a Turkish brand. I am able...
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...tiny living units. In the Yacoubian building, the rich live below and the poor live above, a change from the normal depictions of rich living above and far removed from the poor. Though the inside of the house is still fairly sophisticated and rich, the outside is broken down and tarnished. All this, along with the store on the house’s ground floor, makes the Yacoubian house one where many different layers of society meet and interact daily. This provides an ideal setting to chronicle social history and analyze social interactions. Al-Aswani chronicles this social history and these interactions by analyzing the symbolism and role of the house itself as well as the lives of its residents. The first resident I will look at in detail is Taha el...
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...undertakings of holder ship (T. Pohatu 2012) Focuses on people, issues, relationships, boundaries and behaviour’s. And gently points out appropriate behavior that Intensifies peoples’ perceptions by - According quality space (wā & wāhi) - Demanding conscious effort & energy - Being aware of the potential in transformative actions - Framing practice with respectfulness Using Ata to convey notions of reciprocity, Indicating significance of relationships, engagement & interaction. Te Whare Tapa Wha - With regard to humans, the concept of balance may be represented by the metaphorical model of the four-sided house — the whare tapa wha, with each wall of the house representing an aspect of wellness. These “walls” are te taha tinana, te tahawairua, te taha hinengaro, and te taha ngakau, representing wellness of the physical self, spiritual self, the healthy mind/heart/intellect/conscience and educational wellbeing. (M. Durie, 1994) When all of these cornerstones are present, the individual, the whanau and community exist as healthy, functioning units. An imbalance in one or more of these aspects of the person requires community intervention to restore the wairua or spiritual aspect of the individual and reintegrate them into the collective group. (Quince, 2000) Desistance Theory - Historically Criminology has been focused on ‘why do individuals start (offending)?’ (Laub and Sampson, 2001) why are some people criminal while others are not, early criminologist such as Lombroso (1876, cited...
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...See discussions, stats, and author profiles for this publication at: http://www.researchgate.net/publication/254863220 Food Safety Knowledge, Attitude and Hygiene Practices Among The Street Food Vendors In Nothern Kuching City Sarawak ARTICLE · SEPTEMBER 2012 CITATION DOWNLOADS VIEWS 1 10,751 4,261 4 AUTHORS, INCLUDING: Mizanur Rahman Mohamad Taha Arif University Malaysia Sarawak University Malaysia Sarawak 22 PUBLICATIONS 44 CITATIONS 17 PUBLICATIONS 227 CITATIONS SEE PROFILE SEE PROFILE Kamaluddin Bakar University Malaysia Sarawak 2 PUBLICATIONS 1 CITATION SEE PROFILE Available from: Mizanur Rahman Retrieved on: 16 August 2015 BORNEO SCIENCE 31: SEPTEMBER 2012 FOOD SAFETY KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND HYGIENE PRACTICES AMONG THE STREET FOOD VENDORS IN NORTHERN KUCHING CITY, SARAWAK Md Mizanur Rahman, Mohd. Taha Arif, Kamaluddin Bakar, & Zainab bt Tambi Department of Community Medicine and Public Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS), Sarawak, Malaysia ABSTRACT. Street food vending is a prevailing and distinctive part of a large informal sector in both developed and developing countries. Food safety is a key public health concern, because a large number of people take their meals outside the home and are exposed to food borne illnesses. Food handlers play an important role in ensuring food safety throughout the chain of storage, processing production, preparation and retailing. The objective of the...
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...nōhanga mō rātou nā reira i te tae a Kahumatamomoe rāua ko Īhenga ki te tuawhenua o te puku o Te Ika a Māui. He tapaina a rāua i ngā maunga, ngā awa, ngā roto mai i Maketū ki Tongariro. I te taenga atu i te wā o Whakaue kua riro i a Uenukukōpako, tana matua, te Motutapu a Tinirau (Mokoia). He hiahia nōna me whakatūhia he pā i runga i a Mokoia me ētahi atu wāhi o te ākau o Rotoruanui a Kahumatamomoe. Tae noa ki tana tamaiti a Tūtānekai, kua tū he pā ki Weriweri mōna. Nā Tūtānekai i whakaara mai te iwi kua tapaina ko Ngāti Whakaue. Nō mua mai i te horonga o Mokoia kātahi ka mutu te riro i a Ngāti Whakaue a Pukeroa a Ōhinemutu tae noa ki te wā o ngā tautohetohe i waenganui i ngā iwi i mua i te kooti whenua o taua wā. Ōrite ana ki ngā taha tini o ngā uri o Whakaue Kaipapa, kāore e herea ana ngā pūtakenga kōrero mōna ki te ao kikokiko o te ao tūroa, kāore hoki e whakawhāitihia ana ki Aotearoa anake. Whakamārō atu ana ki te hōkaitanga, ki te whānuitanga o Te Moana nui a Kiwa, ki runga i ngā marae o Tangaroa rāua ko Hinemoana; o Ranginui rāua ko Papatūānuku. Ko te pātere e whai atu nei he mea tirotiro i ngā āhuatanga akiaki o te oranga, o te waihanga hoki i te tuakiri o ngā uri, mai i te wā o Houmaitawhiti, te tupuna o Whakaue, i...
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... Content Description of the objective of business organisation Company Background Information TWG Tea's parent company, The Wellness Group, was founded by Manoj M. Murjani in 2003. It was established in 2008 by Manoj M. Murjani, Taha Bouqdib and Maranda Barnes and they opened their first tea outlet in Raffles Place's Republic Plaza. Within 6 years, TWG have a number of 44 salon, stretching across 15 countries. TWG has become The Wellbeing Group and was co-founded by Taha Bouqdib, Maranda Barnes and Rith Aum-Stievenard in 2008. The founder of TWG, Murjani had left TWG in 2012 to spend more time with his son who is studying in London. Taha Bouqdib has become the Sole Founder and President of TWG. TWG stores spread across 42 countries and it has 27 stores worldwide, with another 12 stores scheduled to open before the end of the 2013. Objective of Business (a) Economics: Profit Earning – TWG have their profit earning through their goods and services, also from shareholders too. One of the major shareholders was OSIM. Production of Goods - benefited TWG is because they provide a full service that is designed to fit your needs and also producing goods that have market demand. Stakeholders: Welfare of Employees: Taha Bouqdib has said that “It is necessary to recognise your staff’s achievements, what they have done and are doing to add to the success of the company, and to reward them so they are motivated to keep up the good work.” in an interview. So...
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...Tartu Ülikool Õigusteaduskond Kriminaalõiguse, kriminoloogia ja kognitiivse psühholoogia õppetool Kallutatud kahtlusaluse identifitseerimise protseduurid ja pealtnägijate USA ülemkohtu usaldusväärsuse test Referaat Juhendaja prof T.Bachmann Tartu 2011 Sisukord Sissejuhatus 3 1.“Usaldusväärsuse test“ 4 1.1. „Usaldusväärsuse test“ Manson v Braithwate kohtuasjas 4 1.1.1. Kohtuasi 4 1.1.2. „Usaldusväärsuse test“ 4 1.1.3. „Usaldusväärsuse testi“ vastuargumendid 5 1.2 „Usaldusväärsuse testi“ ideaal ning reaalsus 5 2. Kallutatud süüdlase identifitseerimised pealtnägija poolt 6 3.Kallutatud kurjategija identifitseerimised ja hilisemad DNA testid. 7 Kokkuvõte 8 Sissejuhatus Käesoleva referaadi allikaks olen valinud Gary L. Wellsi ja Deah S. Quinlivani poolt kirjutatud teadusartikli „Suggestive Eyewitness Identification Procedures and the Supreme Court’s Reliability Test in Light of Eyewitness Science: 30 Years Later“. Valiku langetasin selle artikli kasuks, kuna pealtnägijate mälu ning arusaam kuriteopaigal toimunust ning hilisem politseijaoskonnas toimuv võib otsustada terve kohtuprotsessi kulgemise ning viia halvima stsenaariumi kohaselt süütu inimese süüdimõistmiseni või kurjategija õigeksmõistmiseni. Käesolev artikkel keskendub põhiliselt süüdlase identifitseerimisele pealtnägija poolt...
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...King Tutankhamen’s Tomb: A Mummy‘s Curse 24 July 2014 Humanities Strayer University Do curses really exist? Louis Sachar stated, “A lot of people don't believe in curses. A lot of people don't believe in yellow-spotted lizards either, but if one bites you, it doesn't make a difference whether you believe in it or not (Goodreads, 2014).” Many people believe that the death of King Tutankhamen generated a curse. The speculation of the curse originated when people began to die after finding his tomb. The newspapers published the text of the alleged curse: "Death shall come on swift wings to him that toucheth the tomb of a pharaoh” (The Curse of the Mummies, 2014). However, some people do not believe that such a curse exists because there is not enough evidence to support this claim. King Tutankhamen’s tomb was discovered by Howard Carter between 1922 and 1923. He and Lord Carnarvon, Carter’s supporter, were the first to enter the tomb. Several weeks after entering King Tut’s tomb, Carnarvon died due to a mosquito bite that led to pneumonia. By 1929, eleven people connected with the discovery of the Tomb had died early and of unnatural causes (The Curse of the Mummies, 2014). This included two of Carnarvon's relatives, Carter's personal secretary, Richard Bethell, and Bethell's father, Lord Westbury (The Curse of the Mummies, 2014). Westbury killed himself by jumping from a building (Howard Carter and the Curse of Tut's Mummy, 2014). This sparked a lot of rumors. It did...
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...This essay analyzes Hauora issues of Maori people in New Zealand, providing the most fundamental and crucial elements and moments of its continuous effects from the colonial era until now. In this essay I mainly discuss about the issues of the Maori health before colonization, during colonization, and after colonization. I had used the different methods of research to analyze the data for the issues of Maori health. The research methods used are complete online research method text, course resources and reading and analyzing data from different books as literary review. A systematic review of the literature was undertaken to locate relevant information on Maori health. The review formed the body of work on which this essay was based. The literature search was limited to work published between 1900 and 2010 in six subject areas: Maori health in early 1900 till present day, Maori concepts and models, Maori health models, Maori and disability, Treaty of Waitangi and Maori health. The databases searched included all of the New Zealand university library catalogues, the City Library and Google Scholar. Sources that appeared to be relevant were entered into the Reference. In 1769 James Cook concluded that Maori were healthy race .Prior to settlement by Europeans, Maori had been protected from many illnesses because of New Zealand’s Isolation from the large population centers of the world. Now a day’s Maori are recognized as being over represented statistically in poor health issues...
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...as something incompatible, playing into a narrative which seeks to present the United States as modern in opposition to Iranian barbarism. The two other films play a much more direct hand into a negative portrayal of Iranian trans life. Both Be Like Others and Ali Hamedani’s BBC report on an Iranian gay mullah use Western formations of gender and sexuality to demarcate correct forms of trans life. For instance, in Hamedani’s interview, Taha, the gay mullah, both iterates and demonstrates a non-compliance with gender norms in his life, openly describing his identification with certain presentations of femininity from a young age. Nevertheless, Hamedani’s narrative voice steers the interview back to homosexuality and religion again and again. Before the video even truly begins, Hamedani’s voice rings over a few scenic shots, stating that “Istanbul is unique in the Muslim world for the tolerance of homosexuality.” The final lines of the video return to a similar message as Hamedani ends with quite the memorable line: “Will Iran ever accept Taha the way he is, or is he too gay to be mullah, and too mullah to be gay?” Not only does the BBC interview refuse to consider Taha’s gender and sexuality as overlapping entities—an overlap which Najmabadi reads as inherently unstable—but Hamedani is also guilty of reifying an anti-Muslim narrative, steeped in the assumption that homophobia is an inherent aspect of both Islam and Iran. Be Like Others similarly produces a narrative which constructs...
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...tell of tough situations becoming “not so tough” with technology in the picture. I am of the firm belief that technology is only moving forward and enriching our lives on a day to day basis. With advances in medicine, diseases that were once death sentences have become manageable. With the advent of the internet our world has become smaller and more interconnected. These are only two of the numerous examples that demonstrate that technology touches our lives in more positive ways than we could ever possibly imagine, and will continue to do so in new ways in the future. Imagine how life would be without technology. Life without technology would be a nightmare. Our everyday life has changed exceedingly due to technology. According to Khawaja Taha “The current world is characterized by technological advancement and digital migration.” In the future, advancement in technology will shape our society ...
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