Analyze a Case Involving International Labor Issues

Human Resources, especially in global organizations, is challenged to be aware of the variations of law from country to country, not only to understand the complexities of unions and organized labor in each country, but also the rights of part-time, full-time, and temporary workers; local versus foreign workers; visa issues, and migrant worker issues as well as unionized workers. Understanding local laws and regulations becomes even more important when the employment process is conducted through online crowdsourcing or other, less traditional recruiting methods.

Research and select a case study that discusses how a global United States company handled an international labor relations union issue from a human resources perspective. Discuss the case from the standpoint of cultural, economic, and legal differences and indicate the international labor relations laws that were foundational to the issue. Use the following template to help guide your analysis: 

  1. Introduction
    1. Briefly introduce the case, its history and the key issues (pro and con) it presents.
      Is there any additional supporting evidence that can bring clarity to the case.

  2. Analysis of the Case
    1. Who is the key stakeholder(s) in the case?
      1. Their Strategy / Goals
      2. Their Rational / Assumptions
    2. What are the challenges presented by the case?
    3. What are the opportunities presented by the case?
  3. Your Recommendation(s)

Based upon what you have read and your professional/academic experience, what would your recommendations as a human resource specialist be regarding this case? Are there any alternative options that you would suggest?

  1. Lessons Learned (Conclusion)

What are the most significant take-a-ways from this case as it relates to labor relations and human resources? Are the lessons those that can easily be integrated into an organization’s culture? 

Length: 5-7 pages, not including title and reference pages

References: Include a minimum of five scholarly resources.

Your case analysis should demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the ideas and concepts that are presented in the course and provide new thoughts and insights relating directly to this topic. 

Essay

Describe the beneficial aspects of conflict on a project and identify at least three of the six step conflict resolution process that a project manager can use.

Your essay must be a minimum of 200 words.

Identify and describe five characteristics of a high-performing project team.

Your essay must be a minimum of 200 words.

Contemporary Project Management, 3rd Edition

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Week 2 Discussion

 

Go to the Newsroom  on the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s (EEOC) website  and review cases regarding diversity. In the search box under Browse through Press Releases from EEOC, type “diversity” and review three of the results from your search.

  • Propose three ways that an organization can increase employee diversity.
    • Take a position on the importance of diversity and explain how your  proposed methods for increasing diversity support your position.   https://www.eeoc.gov/newsroom/search

Discrimination

Topic: Discrimination

Type of paper: Coursework

Discipline: Other : Human Resource Fundamentals

Format or citation style: APA

 Go to http://www.eeoc.gov/eeoc/newsroom/index.cfm and choose 3 cases dealing with different areas of discrimination. Identify the laws violated and what the organization could have done differently to prevent the case from going to the EEOC. Submit your findings in a 1000 word paper. Please ensure to include references and case reference link (not counted as part of your 1000 word requirement) 

International HR Principles

 Assignment Content

  1. Your team of interns has been tasked with looking into countries where Southwest can expand. Your team needs to review human resource management principles from some of the countries listed below to determine if the country is a good fit for the organization.

    Countries to include:

    • Mexico
    • Canada
    • France
    • Japan
    • China
    • India
    • Each person will select a country and be its representative. NOTE: Just do one country per team member. If you have four members, for example, just cover four countries from the list. Provide your group with your newfound expertise of human resource principles for your selected country. Consider information about the following:
    • Recruitment practices
    • Payment systems
    • Labor relations
    • Training and support
    • As a team, create a 5- to 7-slide presentation for management that features your research and recommendation on where the organization should expand. Include detailed speaker notes so any member of your team could present if needed. Include citations in APA format (not included in slide count).

      Review the following sources to assist with your presentation:

    1. Hofstede Insights Country Comparison: Type in “United States” and the desired other country to compare 6 dimensions of culture.
    2. World Economic Forum Country Economic profiles: Search for a specific country.
    3. Submit your presentation.

Choose any current event related to Human Resource MGMT

Select a topic that is related to this class (topics covered within the course text by Lussier) or topics I have mentioned in class.  This should allow a wide range of possible HR related articles and topics.

Possible areas:  Recruitment, Turnover, Company Culture, Employee Appreciation, The affects of Happiness on a company, Company Vision/Mission, Recruiting, Employee Benefits, Diversity, etc.

  • Find a related article of an area of interest to you.
  • After reading and analyzing the article, provide:
    • A 1 PAGE single spaced summary:
    • Write an executive summary of the key point
    • s/issues of the article in the first approx. 1/2 of the page single spaced.
    • At the end of your paper be sure to put a link to your article. 
    • Then, give your input/opinion regarding the articles key points.
    •  About a 1/2 page single spaced.  Do you agree/disagree? What might the implications be if the key points from the article are, or will be enacted.  What if not?

assignment

my topic  Nestle Killing for Profit??? and i need to do Both (compare/contrast) 

 

The group project is aimed at the process of management and its functions in real organizations and the legal, moral, and ethical dilemmas we face as individuals and in our roles as part of the managerial process.  Students will be divided into teams of three and provided a topic to work on but they will be working against each other.  Each student will take either a “pro” or “con” side to a topic taken from business, government, or education. Further, each situation will be fraught with ethical considerations and ramifications.  As individuals, each team member will search, discuss, analyze, and report information back to their classmates and course instructor with slide presentations they will post in the Discussion Board.

Again, each student will be provided with a topic to be handled by teams of three. Each team member will be presenting opposing arguments, one for and one against that topic, the third will play both roles. The point is that as managers, clarity of thought influences not only the quality of their life but all those who work for them.  As decision-makers, managers often need to be willing to take a position and try to influence others to make a decision that they try to promote.  To be effective, they should be willing and able to describe their rationale for the choice they made.  

After a topic is assigned, students will develop PowerPoint slides to support their position (20 slides max, not including references slides listing your sources). The rest of the teams will ask at least one question per team, but no more than three questions, so each person may clarify/defend their position. The exception is that you may not ask questions of your counterpart who is arguing the opposite side of your position.  Instructors will judge the quality of your presentation based on the criteria found in the rubric. Furthermore, the instructor may also question if they feel a position lacks merit. Additionally, instructors will look at the quality of your questions and answers to other students and at the end, a student’s rationale for choosing one side of an argument over the other.

The slides will be posted on the Discussion Board for everyone to view by the date listed on the course schedule.  All questions must be submitted to the Discussion Board and the answers posted by the scheduled dates as well.  Finally, after all the questions are in and the questions answered, each student will select the position for each topic that they feel is the better of the two and explain their rationale for that decision in the Discussion Board, again as per the course schedule.

The point of this exercise is to help each of you develop clarity of thought. Be advised that instructors may ask pointed questions from each student to determine whether the basis of a position is an opinion or rationally based ideas on these topics.  Just as with other assignments, facts, figures, and expertise, carry a lot more weight when arguing a position that does opinion alone.

Give the instructor and other students facts when arguing positions.  Facts, data, and analysis in addition to insight are all potent tools in any manager’s arsenal.  Finally, please note that some positions will be easier to argue than others when grading, instructors will take that into consideration as well.  So even if it seems the other side has an easier position to defend, instructors will compensate for that issue.

also see the rubic file attached to show the way u write