Social responsibility is an essential aspect at the heart of businesses and, in the case of small businesses especially, it can make or break them. Company Q, being a local grocery store chain with locations in different parts of town, has to evaluate each store differently given the economic situation of each neighborhood, the demographics and so forth. In order for them to be socially responsible, they must be aware of what is happening around them and adapt to it. Currently, Company Q seems
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EST1 – Subdomain 310.2 Task 310.2.1-05 This paper will address the areas of improvement that Company Q can implement to improve their attitude toward social responsibility. Company Q is described as a small local grocery store chain with several locations in metropolitan areas. Recently, Company Q closed a couple of it's stores that were located in higher-crime-rate neighborhoods citing a consistent loss of revenue. Additionally, Company Q does not participate in donating
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (222 E VAN BUREN AVE SUITE 615) R3ST Healthcare Cyber Compliance Solutions announces they are making the HIPAA compliance process easier, faster and less expensive for healthcare providers. A fundamental requirement of the HIPAA Security Rule #69 involves conducting an annual HIPAA Security Risk Assessment. R3ST Healthcare Cyber Compliance Solutions has made risk assessment and Cyber Security Compliance easier and less complicated for their clients. Whether a client needs assistance
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Western Governors University Student: Anne Jaymes Student ID: 000320202 Course: EST1 Task: 1 (310.2.1-05) Social Responsibility Jaymes Page -2- Part A: Evaluate Company Q’s Attitude Toward Social Responsibility “Company Q is a small local grocery store chain located in a major metropolitan area. They have recently closed a couple of stores in higher-crime-rate areas of the city, reportedly because these two stores were consistently losing money. After years of requests from customers
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1. Risk: UCA carries the risk of the cost/price uncertainty because UCA is an action that allows the contractor to start work before prices are agreed upon. Mitigation: The “Price ceiling,” limitation at DFARS 217.7404-2 mitigates this risk by incorporating a not-to-exceed price for the firm fixed price or not-to-exceed ceiling fee for the cost reimbursement type contract in the UCA. 2. Risk: Risk associated with performance exists because all contract terms and specifications are not agreed upon
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d) Motivation for employees, which has to reflect a value of the performed work. At first, the business has to make professional wage survey, which can be done through learning of local employment bureaus. Danone’s company business also should take into consideration other factors that affect the wage level identification. Those factors include a level of demand on the market, cost of living in the area, attractiveness of the product, which offers to the business. A wage should be competitive to
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TASK 2: KFC COMPANY: It is very important for all business to make sure that their marketing they are within the constraints of the law. By starting with Consumer law, KFC company always make sure that their marketing activities are within the laws, that protect their consumers and they are keeping up to dated due to the changes that occur in the constrains of the law because they are afraid of doing something illegal that can affect the consumers
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Company Q needs to build a new relationship with the community. Having to close two stores recently indicates to me, that the company has had to make some decisions based on profit margin. Unfortunately, this decision could be viewed as controversial to the public because both stores were Located in high crime communities. This company has made some other unpopular decisions such as, ignoring customer request for products, and not donating day old food to the local food pantry. All three
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WGU EST1 Task 1 There are many challenges that face every business whether they are large or small but one thing all businesses have in common is that they all seek profitability. However, a business’s primary goal should not only include maximizing profits, but also have positive social integrity. Being both profit-oriented and socially responsible can make beneficial impacts to the stakeholders, communities, customers and staff while also making substantial earnings. Evaluation of Social
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WGU EST1 Task 2 Company X Ethics Program Standards and Procedures: Company X expects all employees to conduct themselves with integrity, professional and responsible actions at all times. An employee’s actions in both personal life and professional life should avoid any situations that (A) could be construed as harmful to the company or its employees or (B) cause negative public reactions that could impact Company X customers or customer relations in adverse ways. You are a Company X representative
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