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The role of the United States Constitution and the U.S. legal system in business regulation
The Constitution of the United States and the national legal system represent the backbone of the American life and culture. They issues and safeguard the rights of all people and they provide regulations for action and behavior for all those in the country.
The Constitution and the legal system as such have immense ramifications, meaning that they come to impact virtually all sectors and domains, including the business scene. One example in this sense is observed at my current employment place, which is a small size company that provides accounting services to small and medium sized firms in the area.
The organization was established three years ago and it still struggles to break even and become profitable. It as such requires the constant attention and dedication of all staffs, which have to be responsible and committed to attaining the organizational objectives. The employees are as such asked to work longer hours, which are often unpaid. They are even asked to come in during holydays, request which has recently materialized in a legal problem at the firm.
On the 24 of March 2012, the appurtenants...
One of the colleagues in the office belongs to this religion and as such subscribes to this belief. She had nevertheless never indicated this belief sooner, nor had she stated anything about her religion. She was a hard worker, a team player, but a private individual in regards to her private life.
On the 22nd of March 2012, she told our manager that she would not be working on the 24th, which was anyway a Saturday; we had however been called in to work due to the need to complete the accounting processes for the upcoming end of the first quarter of the fiscal year. Upon hearing that she would not be coming to work, the manager became aggravated and our colleague explained her religious reasons. The reaction of the manager threw the office in amazement, when he patronized the celebration of the New Year in March and said "Why can't you be like the rest of the world? New Year's Eve was in December, we are ALL working on Saturday!" With that, and in a moment of heath and aggravation, the manager belittled an entire religious belief and shuttered the morale of a valuable employee.
Our colleague showed up for work on the 24th of March, but filed in a complaint to state that she had been discriminated against. As basis for the complaint, she used the First Amendment of the United States…
