...office SUBJECT: The Cost of Providing Child Care Case Summary/Background There is an increasing number of women, who are entering job market approximately two-thirds since 1990, all the new workers are woman. However, The biggest issue for the woman is maternity and how to take care of their children during their work’s hours. The idea of providing daycare for the children of working mothers wasn’t a bad idea back to 1988,there was a great deal of employee’s children who had enrolled in the Nyloncraft Learning Center. On site learning center had a big impact by reduced turnover, absenteeism, and tardiness. It was good for business, employees, and the kids. We wasn’t looking after these children as a baby siting service, but we provided state certified, instruction, professional preschool, and we feed them The biggest issue that we are facing now is, there is a decreasing of employees’ children number, which means the cost of having this center will increase without real benefits. Recommendation Based on our study, we have recommended the following conclusions: 1. Focusing on advertising and post many ads. Everywhere about our center and what we provide the kids. 2. We have to not limit the service to our employees, but to the employees all over the nation. 3. We have to minimize the number of the workers in the daycare center, in order to match the number of the children there, also to reduce the cost. Basis for recommendation The basis...
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...developing an orthopedic center The needs assessment done previously shows that orthopedic cases are expected to climb by 46%, with a 30% increase in inpatient joint and spine procedures. As well, it is expected that outpatient joint and spine procedures are expected to increase by 350%. These numbers show that within the defined market area, there is a high demand for the orthopedic center. Further research shows that the other 2 hospitals that we are in direct competition with provide strong orthopedic programs; however, both facilities are private hospitals, thereby increasing the demand for a strong orthopedic program at Trinity. We are finding that because of our prime location within the community and with an expected population growth of 4% per year, our demand for a strong orthopedic program will continue to grow. Through our needs assessment, it was determined that with a well-established orthopedic center, we will be able to provide services for a majority of the orthopedic cases within the community. As well, we know that current resources will not allow us to keep up with this increase demand; therefore, it is feasible that we look to develop the orthopedic center now. The development of the orthopedic center could allow us to incorporate the international trend of spending less money and still providing quality healthcare for all citizens within the community. We could look into ways to minimize spending, while still ensuring that the center will provide high quality...
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...Lyceum of the Philippines University Batangas City College of International Tourism and Hospitality Management Narrative Report on Asian Cuisine Crown Regency Resort and Convention Center Ambulong, Barangay Manoc Manoc,Malay,Aklan,Boracay Island May 22 – June 6 2014 In Partial fulfillment of the requirement for the course CLOCA 10C For the degree in Bachelor of Science in Cruise Line Operation in Culinary Arts Submitted by: Mathew C. Ilagan Submitted to: Table of Contents I. Acknowledgement........................................................pg.1 II. Company profile...........................................................pg.2 III. Industry Experience.....................................................pg.3 IV. Evaluation of the Company……………………………..pg.4 IV. Recommendation..........................................................pg.5 V. Photographs..................................................................pg.6 I. Acknowledgement First, I would like to thank our Almighty God for answering my prayers every day, for the strength that HE gave to me. From the start up to present, you guided me especially in my study. For the wisdom, enlightenment and the perseverance that He gave for me to finish this report. The guidance He showed me, and most of all for the blessings He showered me. To my parents that gave their financial support and assistance. You’ve worked so hard to give all that I need. Thank you also for...
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...the restrictions of certain food groups generally don’t work in the long term and can even be dangerous. The low cost of diets and the promise of fast results can certainly encourage many Americans to diet. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention more than 20 million Americans use dietary supplements, including multivitamins, minerals and herbs. The rise of diet supplements from 42% in 2006 to 62% in 2010 has only fueled the growth of dietary supplements and diet plans to a multimillion dollar industry (Center for Disease Control, 2011). The weight loss industry encourages individuals to improve their overall health by dieting. The industry approach suggest people can eat poorly and just take a diet supplement and have the same results of someone who eats well, exercise and takes care of their health by getting regular checkups. This is farthest from the truth according to a CNN report. Dr. Roberta Anding, a registered dietitian and director of sports nutrition at Texas Children Hospital, stated “while some supplements can be helpful in losing weight they are not match to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. “ Studies haven’t shown any significant difference between people who diet and take supplements are healthier than those who do not, according to Dr. Anding” (Park, 2011). The argument diets can prove beneficial by lower weight loss quickly aids in decreasing high cholesterol, high blood pressure and heart disease. The greater concern is quick and...
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...the information they find. --Mr. Myhre Explained to Dean Godwin the differences between this and the School Of Business accreditation. Not an audit, just looking to improve. --Dean Godwin Explains his background in corporate America and that he understands the standards. His goal is to support and embrace the center and wants to be active in the business community. He talked about where the OSBDC will be put in the new building and the traffic around the new offices. There are 5000 students at ECU, 1000 School of Business students. ECU values the relationship with this program and her travel. --Mr Myhre: What else is located in the new school of business building? Dean talks about the blueprints. Dean talks about the entrepreneurial program and the high profile business people who come here to present to our students and the community. The School of business is trying to share information with best practices with the students and the people from the community who come in. 1. Main Question: Tell us a little about the center and yourself? Speaker Name: Mr Petrilli Ann has been here 12 years this summer, grad from ECU, human resources masters. The center is run by one person, and is really supported by the SO. The state office is an hour away. Focused on aligning activities to get better outcomes by increasing counseling hours and developing a larger...
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...com/2011/11/04/us/a-place-at-school-where-students-can-unload-stress-and-worry.html?ref=health “A Place at School where Students Can Unload Stress and Worry” NY Times November 3rd, 2011 Trey Bundy Article focused on a public high school, Galileo, located in the Marina District of San Francisco. The San Francisco Unified School District has spent the past ten years creating a support network for teenagers that promote wellness and mental health. Recently, they spent a full day focused on helping students to understand teenage stress. The school’s wellness center held an outreach, as well, with music, games, and prizes. Their goal was to further destigmatize emotional health issues. After the shootings at Columbine High School, the city formed the San Francisco Wellness Initiative, which is made up of the Department of Children, Youth, and their Families, as well as the Department of Public Health. 24-hour support programs began popping up in neighborhoods, serving as a safe haven for teens. The program integrated through the schools, and the school system took it a step further, providing a variety of services to students. They feel the importance of these services lies within the statistics of their success. Last year: 1/3 of Galileo’s 2200 students went to the Wellness Center for help, and the center sees between 300 and 400 students per week, whether it’s for individual counseling or group support services. In a recent district-wide survey of teachers who had referred...
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...as a nurse intern. At that time, I was torn with my classess and last setting of internship. I was looking for a company where can be located near our house or rather near in our school. I even thougt of applying in our school's human resource department but I already had my education setting there so I declined the idea. Then, Dennis refered that we should try Bayan Academy. He said that it was a good company and they included the lunch hours and overtime hours. There were two building that was handled by Bayan Academy. One which the director, finance management, etc were staying. The second one where I worked which handled the training of call center, commercial cooking, and entrepreneurship. Most likely, I am expecting to have worked with trainees. When I first met the staff I was a bit nervous. I think they were kind checking us out. At first, I've waited for them to give a job. The office is just a small room where the staff works. There were other rooms or the trainings and seminars where held. They were nice and seems to have a good atmosphere because they seem to get along with each other. Unlike to the other building, the atmosphere was a bit heavy and serious. Of course, to fit in their environment I always remember to be respectful and polite. The first thing that fascinated me the most was on how fast they were typing. I heard the tapping of the keyboards like if it's going to break. I, for one were not that fast in typing. Maybe, I thought to myself I should practice...
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...United States government is attempting to reform the healthcare system, so that all citizens have access to adequate high quality health care at an affordable cost. People who do not have health insurance coverage by either private or government-sponsored health insurance programs define the uninsured individual. The voluntary system of health insurance in America is the primary cause of leaving a segment of the population uninsured. Many Americans remain uninsured because employers in the private sector do not mandate to provide health insurance to their employees, and the public programs cover only certain defined categories of people who meet the criteria established for eligibility (Shi & Singh, 2004). The Phoenix area has one of the highest rates of uninsurance in the country, with more than one-quarter of the population lacking coverage. Only 60% of working adults and their dependents receive health insurance through their employers, and the preponderance of low-wage jobs in the local employment sector makes it likely that many people cannot afford to purchase insurance on their own. Federal welfare reform legislation enacted in 1996 has contributed to the insurance coverage problem because reportedly large numbers of former welfare recipients who remain eligible for Medicaid have not reenrolled (See Appendix A for...
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...Project Proposal The project at hand will be the incorporation of three new call centers at three different locations out of the many branch offices that are located around the country. The key is to eventually be able to establish a call center in every location site the company has. First we would like to start out small with three call centers and see how this potential set up will work and how will it respond to the company’s need and the employee’s use of the system. The project will consist of installing three new call center at three locations. The locations will be the main location site and two other locations chosen based on business needs. The purposes of these call centers is to better connect each location so business can be better maintained through a successfully communications systems while also helping customers with their every need. As requested and needed, there will be a minimum ten hour training process for all mangers at all locations across the country. The training sessions may be held via internet chat or at a centralized location depending on what may be more convenient for everyone, but the best process of training may have to be an hands on training session. The training sessions will be on a host of new policies for the new compliance being introduced and the new platform as well. There will the stakeholders of the company, some who are involved directly and some who will be indirectly involved. The owner of the company, managers from the three...
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...employees are we going to affect?” Let’s focus on my former employer Ford Motor Credit. Their thoughts back in 2003 was total quality is a way of life. This was the main strategy in order to bounce back financially, and to gain their credibility back. A. The strategic change initiative allows us to focus on four areas. a. Initiate Effort or gathering support b. Launching or agreeing on an approach c. Executing or doing what it takes d. Gaining Momentum or communicating results APPLICATION ANALYSIS: The Company of Focus in this analysis is Ford Motor Credit. There was a point and time when Ford had lost its credibility with the many Americans. There were many lawsuits against the company. There was an ongoing issue with the firestone tires that were put on each Ford SUV. The claims were that the tires blew out and caused many deadly accidents. Ford had to adhere to the lawsuits but yet still run the multibillion dollar company. How do you do that with thousands of employees? Downsize is the first thing and then reorganization. Ford cut many jobs and relocated hundreds of employees and offered early retirement for some. Our call center which housed collection personnel, payment processors, title management personnel, lost prevention, skip tracers,...
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...A PROPOSED ONLINE GRADES MONITORING SYSTEM FOR AMA COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER – NORTHBAY Presented to the Faculty of AMA Computer Learning Center – Northbay 2nd – 3rd Flr MTSC Bldg. Juan Luna Street Tondo, Manila In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Course Web Application and Development Acosta, George Benedict Balles, Shella M. Evangelista, Lyka A. Oblepias, Jerick Sison, Azell APPROVAL SHEET The System and Design entitled ACLC Online Grades Monitoring System, prepared and presented by the WAD22B Group II Web Application and Development students to the Administration of AMA Computer Learning Center – Northbay as partial fulfillment for the course of Web Application and Development, of the School Year 2013-2014 is hereby approved. _________________ ________________________________ Mr. Jackson C. Salas Mr. Macario Roberto D. Delos Santos Jr. Instructor School Director ACLC - Northbay Panel of Examiners Approved by the committee on oral examination with a grade of ______% _______________ ________________________________ _________________ Mrs. Jocelyn Isidro ...
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...that Jesus is the center of life, and I know for sure that He is at the center of my life. Many people struggle with Jesus today, especially in the last ten years or so. It seems like since 9/11 happened people have lost touch with God, and some have even turned to other gods. It is a sad world we live in, if you look at it from a worldly point of view. This is not the way to look at things; you have to look at it from a spiritual point of view. God is in complete control and always has been, He has a plan and He is definitely putting it into action. Just read the book of Revelation and you will see that God’s plan is coming together perfectly. I could spend all day here with many quotes from Revelation but by the time I got done we would have a thousand pages or so of just quotes, so I will just say this, Just READ IT! Before I continue any further, I will state this and claim it, that there is only ONE GOD AND THAT IS JESUS CHRIST THE LORD!!! He is the “The Way, The Truth and The Life.” (John 14:6 ESV) I will always believe that, no matter what the world says. John 14:6 alone sums it up in my opinion that Jesus Christ is the center of life, and the only true living breathing Son of God; another one of my favorite quotes from God’s Holy Word, and it sums it up as well, that Jesus Christ is the true God, it is in 1 John 5:20, and states it very plainly; “And we know that the Son of God has come and has given us understanding, so that we may know Him who is true, in His Son...
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...Fusion Centers: A Step In The Right Direction The formation of fusion centers is a step in the right direction to countering terrorist threats. By working efficiently and appropriately, information leading to arrests can be shared across county lines, state lines, and all around the world in a timely manner. Fusion centers can make law enforcement agencies more competent and effective in stopping crimes (to include terrorist attacks) before they take place. As long as the centers follow the laws they are governed by, they will remain ethical and can be a helpful addition in protecting the United States. Fusion centers in the United States perform a valuable role in countering terrorist threats, their positive influence far outweighs any negative actions they have conducted, and continue to provide an invaluable service to US law enforcement. Fusion is the integration and analysis of large amounts of information and intelligence for actionable policy ends (1). According to CongressionalResearch.com, “Fusing foreign intelligence with a wide spectrum of domestic information is the stated primary purpose of fusion centers” (2). Fusion centers, if managed properly, can be a valuable tool in not just countering terrorist threats but also in helping tribal, local, state, and federal law enforcement in stopping criminal activity as well as mitigating the after effects of natural disasters. Fusion centers allow for better communication and encourage the sharing of intelligence...
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... Abstract September 11 was a very unique and sad day in the history of America. We were attacked by Terrorist from the Alqueada group in the very worst possible way. This attack was very brutal and symbolic. What sets the foundation of a country is generally its economy, security and its government. On that day America was attacked at all level. The World Trade Center was a symbol of our economy, The Pentagon, our defense/security and Capitol Hill which also was a target is a symbol of our government since it is the metonym for Congress. Up till this day people have many questions regarding this tragedy, how it come about and why our National Security was so easily compromised. Very few answers however have been provided. This research paper goes through a close analysis of the attack on that day, accentuating on the hijackers behavior specifically Mohammed Atta. The airport security system prior to 911 I is also discussed. Finally emphasis is put on our intelligence agencies particularly the FBI and the CIA which apparently were in possession of crucial information that could have prevented this attack here on US soil. . Keywords: September 11, Muhammed Atta, Airport security, CAPPS, 911 commission report, Federal Bureau of Investigation Introduction:...
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...hospital has brought to the area, it feels it is time to give back to the community in which is resides, which is a great investment plan for the residents. The Mayo Clinic, which is a hospital that focuses on the needs of very rare diseases and other ailments, recently spent $3.5 billion on capital projects in 2012 in hopes of increasing the number of jobs within the community in the years ahead (Newmarker, 2012, N.P.). “Jeff Bolton, the Mayo Clinic’s chief financial officer, said 60 percent of the capital spending will go toward replacing and renewing facilities, equipment and information technology” (Newmarker, 2012, N.P.). With this in mind it is also time to update some equipment within the facility as well. The new MRI screening center will open opportunities for employment as well as new and up to date treatment for patients. The objectives for the first year of operation upon completion will be: Increase the number of patients by providing services that Mayo has not been able to before Hire twenty new employees that specialize in MRI technology as well as billing and collection specialists Collections of at least 90% Average of 1200 to 1500 patients within the first 7 months of opening and 3500 within the first 15 months The mission of the Mayo Clinic is: “To inspire hope and contribute to health and well-being by providing the best care to every patient through integrated clinical practice, education and research” (Mayo Clinic, 2014, N.P.). Mayo Clinic...
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