Interoffice Memo BSHS 305/ Historical Development of Human Services: An Introduction interoffice memorandum to: | human services organization | from: | subject: | case ruling of tarasoff v. Regents of the univesity of california | date: | March 27, 1976 | | | As everyone knows there is a new ruling for the Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California. The ruling two years ago caused a debate on the ruling of professionals getting charged and those that weren’t, so changes
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offered as an expert witness. In addition, he did not offer an expert opinion on a fact in issue OUTCOME: Yes, Harrington’s attorney had apparent authority to make the settlement agreement, thus the settlement agreement is enforcea ble against Harrington. The lower court’s denial of Harrington’s motion to restore his case is affirmed. REASONING: The court relies upon two precedents, COMMENTS: a.) I have to disagree with the result of the appeal stating that the $600,000 award to Ms.
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There are many different standpoints and beliefs on issues like water scarcity. In this unit we looked into several different types of evidence like other readings, films, and class lectures. One article that includes statistical evidence that does support Shiva’s argument is titled, Is It Worth a Dam, written by Stephanie Joyce. Joyce uses a strong piece of evidence about how an international loan agency, the World Bank makes irresponsible and greedy decisions when it comes to dam building because
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CheckPoint: Incentive Plans Peggy Harrington HRM/240 J. Scott Lodge March 8, 2012 Axia College CheckPoint: Incentive Plans Companies utilize various incentive plans to acquire the best and most skilled employees. The incentive plans can be broken down into individual incentive plans and group incentive plans. Below are a few of the pros and cons for each type. Individual Incentive(s) Piecework Pros - Individuals receive a certain rate for each unit
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Hypothesis Identification Article Analysis Duane Lundberg University of Phoenix Hypothesis Identification Article Analysis In a 1989 study of ground level ozone and its affects (Krupnick, 1989), researchers found that healthy and ill persons were affected tremendously by smog and pollution. Some of the minor symptoms, such as cough, sore throat, and head cold were linked to daily exposure to ground level ozone. As well, larger problems such as asthma were far more likely in areas such as southern
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Reshoring and its’ effect on America Hideo Mera Webster University Abstract The paper is going to discuss the trend of reshoring and it effect on America. Reshoring is the action of a company to bring jobs back to the United States (US) that were once being done overseas. The trend has been happening a little bit over the years but has gained some steam over the past few years. Some of the reasons for this shift is that the low cost labor advantages that some countries had in the past is eroding
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Oligopoly in business can be described as when few firms between them share a large proportion of the industry. In the essay I will examine the economics literature on tacit collusion in oligopoly and why firms are tempted to collude. I will provide benefit of collusion and legal literature regarding collusion. Some of the best know companies are oligopolists, including Coca-Cola, Pepsi, British Airways, and Virgin Atlantic Airways. There are however, significant difference in the structure of industries
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dynamic environment such as health care” (Isaac, 1995). As a leader in health care, research is important because either it justifies a point being made or it allows you to interpret facts. One such example of research is Table 1.4.1 on page 31 of Harrington & Estes (2008): Health Policy: Crisis and Reform in the U.S. Health Care Delivery System. This table could not be developed without research. In this table, the author is trying to prove a point that a percentage of public supports the government’s
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Boomerang Erik Harrington 1/22/15 p2 Boomerangs: Goal is to have one that flies.The problem is that i need a boomerang. But why does it fly? why does it come back? To obtain a boomerang i will have to make one. There is a lot of research on what makes one fly and how it comes back. I have truly never been interested in boomerangs before, and i am not currently but i need a grade. To me boomerangs see inefficient. Trying to aim a hunting tool (what a boomerang was first used for) that is
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Ethical awareness is fundamental to the professional practice of social workers. Their ability and commitment to act ethically is an essential aspect of the quality of the service offered to those who engage with social workers. Respect for human rights and a commitment to promoting social justice are at the core of social work practice throughout the world. Professional ethics concerns matters of right and wrong conduct, good and bad qualities of character and the professional responsibilities attached
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