such as BP you can often expect to prepare presentations and present them for the board of directors. When you are in the meetings it’s generally about updates and informing the board members of the organization’s direction and potential changes that may be implemented. The first thing that has to happen is that the two structures of differentiation and integration will have to come together in efforts to help with the planning phase of this project. The goals of BP Oil Company
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the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico which caused the rig to sink and the death of 11 people. The explosion also broke a BP oil pipe which leaked oil and gas into the water about 42 miles off the coast of Louisiana. The pipe was about 5000 feet bellow the ocean’s surface and leaked an estimated 4.9 million barrels (about 200 gallons) into the water; this was the largest accidental oil spill that has ever occurred. The oil quickly spread; some of it caused oil slicks on the surface
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CHAPTER 1 ETHIC EXPECTATIONS Learning Objectives 2 Understand the basic concepts in ethics, business ethics, governance Understand the relationship between ethics and reputation What constitutes good ethics and good governance? Why are good ethics and good governance important? 3 Changes of ethics trends have brought to the expectation framework Public Expectation （公众的期望） 4 There has been an increasing expectations that business exists to serve the needs of both
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Ethical and Moral Issues in Business Teresa Wright Mgmt 216 Kenna Fowler 25 September 2010 Business is complicated by Moral and ethical issues which are hard to resolve but easy to see, the reason is everyone has their own set of morals and ethics, what maybe morally wrong for one could be just the cost of doing business to another, after all it is a dog eat dog world. Therefore, decisions made by personnel can cause complications for business’, Code of ethics and company mission statements
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section information from Assignment 1.2. BP Oil, crisis in the Gulf The careless and unethical approach that BP Oil practices when drilling for oil, led to one of the largest man-made disaster in history. The Gulf of Mexico has had devastating results due to BP’s lack of action in regards to emergency protocol. Though the spill has since been capped and controlled, the aftermath isn’t going anywhere soon, with new problems emerging daily from the spill itself and from cleanup efforts as well.
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records set in 2011 were broken again in 2012 as visitors from across the country and around the world flocked to the Gulf region; commercial and recreational fishing landings continue to out-pace pre-spill levels; and the environment is returning to its baseline condition. Economic Restoration Efforts BP is supporting economic recovery efforts along the Gulf Coast by paying legitimate claims and supporting two of the region’s most vital industries – tourism and seafood. We have also reached settlement
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the top 3 oil companies in the world, it is almost always certain that BP will be named on that person’s list, accompanied by Exxon and Shell. The oil company is such a huge and necessary industry that our country depends on day in and day out. Governments and companies have all looked into different types of alternative energy but there are still none that are near as effective as oil. Oil is a highly flammable, high combustion, fuel that gives high effectiveness. The problem with oil is that it
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Environmental Sustainability External Affairs Public Relations Division Presented by: Scott Fessler Tametrius Walker Lisa O’Connor University of Phoenix, College Mathematics I Professor Anjana Verma December 2, 2011 Information About our Division At our office we exchange information with the Environment Protection Agency and the public, Congress, and State local natural environment. Our office provides Media Relations, Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations, Environmental Education
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Quality Issues in the Gas and Oil Industry: BP PLC Project Outline I. Overview of BP PLC a. Full Name- British Petroleum b. Amount of Individuals Employed- 83,400 people c. Worldwide Industry- Gas and Oil Production d. Products and services- Aromatics and acetyls, Asphalt, Aviation and marine fuels, Petrochemical products, Bitumen, Fuel cards, Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), Marine fuel, Oils and lubricants, Photovoltaic solar electric products and systems, Polymers, Purified terephthalic acid
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in universal oil supplier areas, and the issues with supply that this lack of determination has brought on. Government impose climbs and beyond reconciliation rates of supply and interest have initiated fuel costs to rocket lately, which, when joined by budgetary challenges inside the Uk framework, have made the business sector troublesome for the Uk shopper. Worldwide concerns encompassing the earth have urged oil organizations to wind up additional responsible, accompanying the Bp Deepwater Horizon
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