...are the dangers and the benefits of corporate social responsibility, for employees, management, organisation, society and the environment? An organisation have the leading and progressively essential role in our daily life, for example, the growing of most of the large firm and increase globalisation that refer to the organisation operating their businesses competing with the corporation in the world. One of an idea that has been the concern of the people in the recent years is the social responsibility. Social responsibility is one of the main problems in the business world. There has a link in between society, business and the government. In the past decade, the economic result of the decisions made by them is a major concern. “Currently, the organisations must also think about the authorization, honourable, ethical along with developmental outcomes with their selections.” (Anderson 15). This essay will discuss “ what the dangers and the benefits of corporate social responsibility, for employees, management, organisation, society and the environment. It will argue about the importance for an organisation to have corporate social responsibilities, which bring the advantages and the disadvantages to the society, cooperation and the government. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is not explain that how much profit that the firm may earn and then donate to some charity organisation, but it is the connection with several actions that bring the benefits to the society. Corporate...
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...“Harrison Bergeron” Argumentative Essay My essay is about a boy who named Harrison Bergeron who lives in a society where everyone is equal but he doesn’t want to be, he wants to be better than everyone getting himself arrested because of it. In fact he is a danger to the society. In the story Harrison Bergeron is a danger to the society for plotting to take over the government and taking off his handicaps which make everyone equal. A reason he was a danger to society was because he proclaimed himself emperor. The story says “I am emperor Cried Harrison. Do you hear? I am the Emperor!” This shows him as a danger to society because he follows his own rules and does not think of the government. In the story Harrison was arrested for...
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...(AGG) Selfishness has proven itself to change people and weaken a society. (BS-1) Due to the advanced technology in the society, people have put themselves before friends and family.(BS-2) People in the society think that their own priorities and enjoyment are more important than the safety of other citizens. (BS-3) Technology has caused people to have many problems and the people believe that the only way to deal with these problems is to take it out on others which is very selfish. (TS) In the book Fahrenheit 451 technology prevents people from being able to care for others and only being able to care about themselves. (MIP-1)The technology in the society has caused people to put themselves before their family and friends and not care about being selfish. (SIP-A) The...
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...their citizens into believing whatever is suitable to the government at the time. Orwell portrays doublethink as a real concept achievable by the residents of Oceania to show to the maximum degree, the dangers totalitarianism and human ignorance. Orwell exaggerates the extent to which humans can be ignorant to warn the reader about the dangers of this blind uniformity. In the very beginning of the story, the citizens of Oceania are forced to believe that the chocolate ration has been increased to be 20 grams, when the ration has actually...
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...Paper CJA/214 Robert Krause 12/15/2014 Critical issues when it comes to policing can be summed up in many different ways due to your experience, and education with police. Here we will discuss what I feel are the most critical. Here you will find a summary of the dangers of policing, less than lethal weapons, the technology used in policing, and issues with homeland securities and the connection with policing. When it comes to the dangers of policing, many people can only think of an officer getting shot. Even though that’s true, there are also other dangers. Another danger people don’t take in consideration is a cop being injured or even killed in a car chase or vehicle pursuit of a suspect. Officers lose their lives every day in vehicle related deaths. The most of all is the safety of their families. With laws put in place to insure that officers live in the community the serve and protect. Now officers have to worry about running into suspects they have apprehended when out doing normal things with their families. Other dangers like stress, and responding to disaster situations aren’t even taken into consideration by people when asked about the dangers of policing. With all the different dangers in policing, police have come up with different protocols to ensure their safety and also the safety of the offender. Using non lethal weapons such as tazers, combat skills, and mace help do just that. In the instance where an offender is resisting arrest and is trying to...
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...Connie’s differences in behavior; such as her laugh being “cynical and drawling at home...but highpitched and nervous anywhere else” (Oates 5). Connie’s desire to be accepted by others causes her to act towards society’s likings. Another example is when Connie checked her hair and “[wondered] how bad she looked” as the car came up her driveway (Oates 15). Despite the impending danger, Connie immediately focuses on her looks instead of her own safety. Connie’s search for approval bases her identity off of society, which results in her being more vulnerable to its dangers. This is further symbolized when Connie “dawdled in the doorway” of her home “and wouldn’t [go] down or go back inside” (Oates 35). This “dawdling” motion represents Connie’s true struggle with transitioning into adulthood even though she expresses an outward appearance that displays the sexuality and maturity of a grown woman. This helps illustrate that drawing one’s identity from society can cause both mental and physical complications. Connie’s search for societal approval is a major contribution to the story’s central idea because of the dangers that arose when she based her identity and self-worth on the approval of others and...
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...Clivio 1 Thomas Clivio Professor Marie Salamone College Writing I October 17, 2012 Dangers of Texting With the advent of the cell phone came a new means of social media and communication called texting. But with all the benefits an emerging technology can offer, we can’t always predict what the impact will be on our society. This new form of communicating brought with it its own dialogue as well as its own dangers. We’ve seen an increase in accidents caused by distracted teen drivers who were texting, a new medium of bullying in our schools, and the newest trend that’s become popular with teens and young adults known as “sexting”. As cell phones become more popular, and the age of cell phone users gets younger and younger, so will the person who will be exposed to sexting. As our younger generation gets ever more influenced by the proliferation of sexually explicit images in the media and scantily dressed celebrities, the more difficult the job of a parent will become. How many more teens need to die from texting while driving or from committing suicide after sexting provocative images before we recognize this growing problem? With the introduction of texting to our youth and the impact it has on our society, we have been presented with a whole new set of concerns and it is clear that these concerns need to be addressed. The first forewarning of the dangers this new form of communication presented, came in the increase of distracted driver fatalities. The...
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...Topic: Treats faced by coral reefs in the Caribbean. In the Caribbean, the natural structures of the coral reefs are faced with many severe dangers which are caused naturally and by human activities. Coral reefs however, are living communities. Coral polyps are tiny marine creatures that secrete a calcium carbonate or limestone shell around their bodies, which remains when they die. The long shells become cemented together to form the physical structure of the reef on top of which the live Coral polyps grow. The coral reefs are significantly beneficial to the Caribbean region, thus, certain strict measures should be implemented to minimize or reduce the dangers posed to the coral reefs. The coral reef structure provides protection to plant and aquatic life. Waves break on the reef ensuring that a calm lagoon or stretch of sea occurs between the reef and the coastline. Coral reefs are therefore, ecosystems that support an immense variety of life and also have great potential to produce new medicine for mankind. The coral reef is important to the Caribbean regions with regards to the tourism industry. Thus, these reefs should be protected from human threats. First of all, Caribbean countries can immediately create marine reserves which are places in the ocean that are completely protected from uses that remove animals and plants or alter their habitats. These reserves are off limits to fishing activities because destructive fishing methods physically destroy the reef when explosives...
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...Critical Issues Paper Renaye Walker CJS/210 February 26, 2012 Lisa-Burkart-Uva Critical Issues Paper Some examples of technology used in policing has been constantly changing over the years on how police departments operate. By utilizing up to date equipment improves the efficiency and effectiveness of how well or poorly it will impact the officers safety. Unlike years ago when law enforcement didn't have some of the equipment provided to them today, it has increased its mobility through telephone and radio (Law enforcement in the 21st century). In the first stage (1881-1945) a gentleman by the name of August Vollmer established the first forensic laboratory, criminal investigators had access to an increasing array of technological expertise that continued to increase exponentially throughout the development of law enforcement (Law enforcement in the 21st century). Some examples of technology used in Vollmer's crime laboratory was the use of the polygraph, as well as fingerprint and handwriting classification systems (Seaskate 1998). According to Soulliere (1999), these early technological advances impacted the police organization by the development of increasingly complex police organizations through the creation of specialized sections within large police organizations to handle the new technology, such as radio communications and forensic labs (law enforcement in the 21st century). Other technology that enhanced from police organizations ability to function was the...
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...detectives would investigate the illegal crimes that were committed. In today’s society policing dangers there first concern is how they can improve the safety measures for officers. In today’s society with the use of modern technology has become worldwide in securing America’s boarders and every day policing duties. Policing has significant measures to aid officer today these measures are databases, computer ran dispatch, records management system, and mobile computing. Both Home land security and law enforcement need to work together. It is imperative that both home land security and law enforcement share information and departmental assistance. Law enforcement’s role in this is to be peace keepers, community outreach professionals, and to make sure that they are trained in antiterrorism. Today’s law enforcement agencies throughout the United States are active in numerous of activities and operations, which law enforcement faces at some point during their career. Police officers greatest danger that they face is physical harm while they are working out in the community. Police officers are taught to measure every circumstance and situation that they go into. Even though they have been taught how to handle these situations there added dangers, such as the lack of sufficient backup from their fellow officers or a situation in which the regular police procedures can escalate quickly. There are also dangers related to stress from the job and personal issues that can also affect a police...
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...Although exotic animals look really cute, and manageable when they are young, but once these animals grow up can be super hard to take care of them. Owning an exotic animal as a pet would not be the smartest choice a person can make. Exotic animals should be in their natural habitat therefore these animals should not be kept as pets. People shouldn’t be allowed to own exoctic pets because they could be a danger to society, these animals should be in their natural habitat, and they could spread unknown diseases. To begin with, these exotic animals could be a major danger to society. Exotic animals would still be wild even if they are kept as pets. Every exotic animal grows up and become powerful adults. According to source 2, “many exotic animals...
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...There are two key problems associated with the criminalization of marijuana use that I will address in my argument. The first is that we are punishing people for using or being addicted to something that inherently does not harm others. The second is that by punishing these people only more problems arise, for them, for their family, and for all of society. If helping people overcome and addiction of something bad for themselves is good, and punishing someone for something that out of their control is wrong, then punishing people for an addictive issue is wrong and not helping them overcome their addiction is wrong. Addiction means “the state of being enslaved to a habit or practice or to something thatis psychologically or physically habit-forming, as narcotics, to...
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...Will meets a young man named Hal Weyman and they become good friends. Hal |the Earth. | | |Weyman develops a strong relationship with the Hutchensons and visits them to read Will’s letters while he is |-Shows the distance created by industrialization | | |still at the school. Hal receives a telegraph notifying him that Will died in a drunken car crash, and Hal and the|and cities. | | |narrator travel to the Hutchenson household to bare the bad news. The Hutchensons are so distraught with the news |-Portrays the dangers of the cities (drinking, | | |that in order to cope with their loss, they proceed to plant corn in their nightgowns in the middle of the night. |parting, ect.)...
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...Society tells children what they should be like. Girls should play with dolls and boys should play with toy cars and weapons. With these stereotypes comes the idea that men are “gross” and “jerks.” The poems “Barbie Doll” and “Playboy” show the dangers of allowing consumerism to take over society. The consequences of these are quite different, yet the same point is made. In the poems “Barbie Doll” and “Playboy” the imagery, tone, and syntax warn the reader about the dangers of consumerism, but each poem shows the consequences quite differently. Both poems use an incredible amount of imagery. In “Barbie Doll”, the girl is described as “healthy, tested intelligent, [with] strong arms and back.” This creates the image of an ordinary girl who has nothing seriously wrong with her. By using this image, the effect of the girl’s death increases in severity. Similarly, in “Playboy”, an image is created of a boy who is hiding and looking at a Playboy magazine. The boy studies the magazine “like a sage” and has nothing else on his mind. This image shows how absorbed people can become in consumer goods. This also relates to a child sitting on the couch watching his flat-screen television,...
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...Philippines is already one of the most overpopulated and dangerous societies our world has to offer. The word “safe” can no longer be explained throughout the country because even the people whose duty are to protect us, turns out to be one of the biggest frauds and pigs our country has. The society barely even has any rules. This can be seen with the high crime rate and the wrong people we might eventually encounter in our daily lives. Crime arises by the minute and it is our duty to protect ourselves from the obstacles life has prepared for us. Holden sees the world as an evil and corrupt place where peace and happiness couldn’t really be found. He is afraid of going outside of his society and interact with different people because he sees the city as a dangerous place to be in. That is why Holden wears his red hunting hat all the time to keep him “safe” from the drunks, perverts and thieves he might face in his journey in Manhattan. However the red hunting hat didn’t really keep him safe, he meets people like Maurice, Sunny and he even suspects his own former teacher Mr. Antolini might have tried to do something to him. Holden like us tries to run from these strangers and challenges, he creates and faces in his life but no matter how far he runs he couldn’t really escape the dangers of his society. He cannot hide from the world that he must face. Just by walking out in the streets of our doomed society we should always watch our surroundings, because the moment we place...
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