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General Motors' ignition switch recall and quality management failures

General Motors knowingly sold cars with faulty ignition switches, endangering millions of customers and earning the company the dubious honor of topping the list of the most damaged brands in 2014.

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Allen Sack's argument for athlete compensation alternatives in college sports

In "Should College Athletes Be Paid?" Allen Sack argues that colleges and universities are exploiting their athletes but that they should still not get paid.

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Change management and organizational culture in healthcare systems

As organizations are growing progressively competitive, it is very clear that the need to even extend to other entry modes really does vary considerably in positions of not only price experienced by companies but likewise benefits and drawbacks.

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Healthcare organization models and their implications for nursing practice

Healthcare is a field that is constantly evolving. This is because of fundamental changes in their financing and organization. The result is that the entire operation is shifting. To fully understand what is occurring requires focusing on why this is a key component for the nurse -manager.

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Stakeholder salience in corporate sustainability reports across regions

Questions that will be answered will include who the stakeholders are in the article, the firm's corporate reputation, how the topic could apply to the personal or professional life of the author of this report, how it would apply to an organization that the author of this report has observed and…

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Whistleblower retaliation at Paradigm Capital Management

A whistleblower in the classic sense of the word possesses a number of key characteristics. Some of these pertain to the fact that whistleblowers tend to believe that there are acts of impropriety at their workplace.

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Evolution of diversity training in American workplaces and organizations

The American workplace has become increasingly diverse, a reflection of the American urban environment. Diversity training serves a few different purposes in organizations.

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Ethical culture and accountability at Lehman Brothers

In response the question, what was the culture at Lehman Brothers like? How did this culture contribute to the company's downfall?

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Policy analysis as disciplined application of intellect to problems

Leslie Pal defined public policy as "a course of action or inaction chosen by public authorities in addressing given problems or a set of interrelated problems (2010)." In essence, this implies that policies are instrumental in tackling issues of concern to the political community.

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Managerial hubris and ethical failure at Farrow's Bank

Case Study on Management Hubris, a report about 1920's Farrow's Bank. The steady rise and increase in Farrow's Bank's prominence boosted Farrow's confidence and determination.

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