An employee believing that they have been discriminated against because of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, or disability may file a charge with the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission, further noted as the EEOC. When the charge is first received it is classified and notices are sent to the employer or responsible party accused [...]
Companies are moving away from expensive litigation and opting for more time and cost effective methods for resolving disputes, including my present employer, Marathon Oil Company (“Marathon”). A recent incident and the resolution technique used by Marathon are presented along with an analysis of the effectiveness of the technique used. On November 8, 1999, Marathon [...]
The paper explores the question, of how businesses should weigh their obligations to the public and to shareholders?’ with reference to ethically questionable conduct of Telstra’s deceptive advertising. The paper argues that both public and shareholder interests are important to business. Business has a social responsibility to conduct its affairs as a good citizen and [...]
This memo is in response to the research study that you presented on behalf of the Board of Directors. Prior to making any business decision, it is imperative that all facts are clear and that there is absolutely no chance for error. Based on the information laid out in the study and related analysis, I [...]