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Executive Summary The paper presented below describes a new business venture aimed at providing recreational and educational experiences to children between 1.5 and 8 years of age. The name of the proposed investment will be Fun Town and it will be located in a busy shopping mall. This venture requires adequate tenant space of around 500 and 1,000 square meters. This area should have a ceiling of 10 meters, two exit doors, and a big entrance. The tenant space needs to be divided into several sections to accommodate children depending on these two parameters: height and age. Electric operated appliances are needed to deliver high-quality and personalized services to every child. The amount of money needed to execute and operate this business successfully is 50,000 US dollars. The investors expect that a monthly profit of 4,000 dollars will be made from the targeted venture. A wide range of sporting exercises, computer games, and recreational activities will be available to the targeted children. A continuous study will be done to ensure that available services are improved depending on the changing expectations of all potential customers. These considerations will eventually deliver a successful and profitable business project. Business Overview and Opportunity Fun Town is a proposed business idea aimed at transforming children’s experiences and ensuring that they learn through play. In most of the existing and emerging malls, the main focus has been on the changing needs of different customers. Entrepreneurs have been on the frontline to rent adequate space and provide a wide range of services or products. Unfortunately, a small number of play areas targeting children below 10 years of age have been established. This means that young individuals are only expected to visit established parks or gaming centers. The ultimate result is that such people do not get adequate opportunity to acquire new ideas, experiment new things, or become critical thinkers. Additionally, it is usually impossible for guardians and parents to accompany their young ones whenever visiting such parks or centers. Malls have become popular in many parts of the world since they offer numerous opportunities to people with diverse expectations or needs. The agglomeration of convenient stores providing or marketing different brands, products, and services is a powerful model for attracting potential clients. Companies or individual investors can lease or purchase such shops to set up their business ventures and eventually achieve their business objectives. With many people visiting such amenities to purchase various products or access certain services, chances of being accompanied by their children tend to be high. Establishing a soft play area in such shopping malls is an indigenous move for ensuring that they get an opportunity to interact with each other, engage in challenging games, learn more about emerging technologies, and overcome the proble
Direct and indirect causes of the accident Direct causes The worker did not secure the steel sheets as expected with cables through the traveling crane. The worker was not within the designated area, thus exposing himself to harm. The traveling crane has not been serviced for a long period of time, and the safety alarm signal was not functional. The safety regulations which prohibit any employee from walking under the moving crane were not handed to the employee despite having been in the company for more than two months. Lastly, the operator of the crane lacked specific training in handling the hoisting crane. Indirect Causes The employee was disturbed by the incidence of the previous day when he refused to sign the disciplinary notice for absenteeism. This state of disturbance might have resulted in his safety neglect in delivering services at the company. Besides, the employee was trusted with a dangerous duty despite having been in the company for less than three months. This might not be enough time for proper handling of dangerous assignments such as the one which nearly turned fatal. Steps to take and the remedial measures to be implemented the next day Risk assessment process Occupational health and safety must be managed in a systematic way. The following procedures should be immediately followed in risk assessment:   * Identify the hazards-establish what might be the cause of the harm   * Asses the risks if necessary-understanding the nature of the harm and how severe the harm could be and the likelihood of it reoccurring.   * Control risks-engage the most efficient control measure to curb the harm.   * Review control measures-this is done to ascertain that the measures are working as required by OHS standards. The safety regulations should be issued to all employees to ensure that everyone is aware of what is expected of them in terms of safety. The company should outsource a maintenance team to fix the crane in the shortest time possible, especially the movement alarm. The operator of the crane should be subjected to quick refresher lessons to ensure that the hoisting apparatus is well operated. Lastly, the injured employee should be kept off the premises of the company until full recovery is recorded. Recommendations to be applied over the next three months Revision of the Safety Policy   * Ensure the organization has an up-to-date policy on health and safety and that each employee is orientated on the same.   * Ensuring that the content of the policy is made available to all employees of the company.   * Establishing clear reporting, investigation, and resolution procedures. Revision of the Safety Standards and Performance   * Should include the provision of appropriate workstation equipment in the company.   * Establish effective work standards that must be followed by all employees   * Ensure environmental safety   * Carry out a comprehensive risk assessment and management   * Spell out emergency actions   * Ensuring personal safety Adoption of a Comprehensive Hazard Management Approach Implementation of Hazard control system
In the 19th century, the population of the USA was affected by the revivalist doctrines. They emphasized the value of salvation and encouraged people to reveal disinterested benevolence. Under such influence, evangelical reformers formed their perception of slavery. At that time, it became treated as a God-defying sin that destroyed American morality. Hence, it is not surprising that citizens started speaking about abolition. Nevertheless, numerous restrictions were faced by antislavery advocacy. Both gradual emancipation and conditional emancipation were not allowed, but free blacks from the North and evangelicals revealed their opposition in the form of the movement that required the development of social reform. By the 1830s, “Baptists such as William Lloyd Garrison, Congregational revivalists like Arthur and Lewis Tappan and Theodore Dwight Weld, and radical Quakers including Lucretia Mott and John Greenleaf Whittier” managed to push the idea of emancipation to reform agendas (“Antislavery and Abolitionism”). Believing in moral suasion, abolitionists considered that it was enough to emphasize the Christian conscience of whites to make them let their slaves become free. Garrison’s ideas of radical Christian reformers made him fight with slavery and advocate for gradual abolition. Walker and Forten affected Garrison so that he recognized blacks’ right to benefit from American liberty. Together, they focused on the necessity to reach immediate emancipation and black citizenship. In the 1830s, reformers considered that the Declaration of our Independence could provide an opportunity to develop the American Antislavery Society. Being affected by Christian views, they wanted to save slaves with the help of social reforms. Abolitionists cooperated with black activists and encouraged people of color to gather and stand for their rights (“American Abolitionists and Antislavery Activists: Conscience of the Nation.”). They established antislavery societies, pr
The movie, based on the novel Push by Sapphire, describes the difficult childhood and adolescence of Clarissa “Precious” Jones. She is constantly exposed to emotional and physical violence from her unemployed mother, Mary, and has been sexually abused by her father. Precious has a pregnancy and a child with Down syndrome from him. The movie narrates Clarissa’s school and family life being a vivid illustration of child maltreatment demonstrated in various forms. This paper discusses the examples provided by the movie by Florida’s Child Maltreatment Index (FCMI) and analyzes possible approaches to intervention using Florida’s Child Welfare Practice Model (FCWPM). Child Maltreatment in the Movie Clarissa’s relationship with her mother undoubtedly included elements of mental and physical injury. Mary constantly verbally insulted her daughter, accused her of some fictional misdemeanors, and did not express any signs of care and love. For instance, the mother blamed Precious for the visit of the school principal and punished her with verbal abuse and beating. Besides, at the beginning of the movie, she threw a book in Clarissa’s head for not buying cigarettes. According to FCMI, “an action that is likely to cause physical injury” equates to physical injury (A-44). This behavior should also be considered as mental harm, inadequate supervision, and failure to protect. The mother forced Precious to do household chores and collect social welfare, which can be regarded as child labor (FCMI A-26). The nature, content, and application of Mary’s sanctions correspond to the bizarre punishment and threatened harm. It bears remembering that Clarissa was also sexually abused by her father. The maltreatment of the main character in the movie had many consequences. In terms of physical damage, Clarissa was overweight, had two early pregnancies, and became infected with HIV. In addition, Precious suffered from cognitive development impairment and learned to read and write only at the age of 16. She had numerous emotional traumas, felt unloved and abandoned, and often resorted to mental escapism in daydreaming. Application of Florida’s Child Welfare Practice Model The situation described in the movie is already hazardous and harmful for a child, which makes the provision of family support services inefficient. According to FCWPM, “when children are determined to be unsafe, safety management and case planning is non-negotiable” (1-2). All the necessary circumstances related to the child’s situation in the family and the possible dangers in the future are analyzed through the Family Functioning Assessment process. Until this procedure is completed, the investigator develops and applies a Present Danger Plan to monitor all possible threats to the child’s condition. In this cas
Abstract Australia has set up regulatory reforms aimed at improving and promoting its governance. Special attention has been directed towards such aspects as trade, market openness, competition and regulatory management. These reforms have enabled Australia to succeed in weathering the recent global financial crisis. These reforms, together with the introduction of robust monetary and fiscal policies, have enhanced growth in the country. Effective trade policies such as dismantling of trade barriers and creation of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) have enhanced greater and faster gains. Some of the major challenges that the country faces include, an increase in terms of trade and an ageing population. In an effort to enhance its economic wellbeing, the government should set macroeconomic policies such as economic growth, inflation, unemployment and trade policies. In particular, the government should improve its infrastructural facilities and also promote force labor participation. Introduction It is apparent that the uncertainty that has gripped the world economy is slowly manifesting itself in Australia’s corporate sector, where chief executives are under pressure to put in place measures that will keep their companies afloat in the face of a receding global economy. As a result, every country should make progress towards restoring the macroeconomic stability. In order for macroeconomic stability to be achieved, all the stakeholders should be committed to policy implementation. Australia has made considerable progress in enhancing its long-term economic stability. A vital question is to whether this economic growth can be sustained. This depends on the evolution of the fundamental determinants of economic growth, especially those that have contributed to the most growth improvements in recent years (United Nations, Economic and Social Council, United Nations, Office for ECOSOC Support and Coordination, 2004, 107). The following research report focuses on the macroeconomic policy settings, currently being applied in Australia. The report examines aspects such as economic growth policies, unemployment polices, inflation policies and trade, which are currently in use. Economic growth and inflation policies currently being applied in Australia Australia’s economic performance has been impressive, in spite of the recent global financial crisis. The key to this impressive performance has been the adoption of both monetary and fiscal policies in a medium term framework. The setting of these policies has enhanced macroeconomic stability. Monetary policy operates in medium term framework and targets the inflation. It is based on the independence of the central bank as well as the floating exchange regime. Its purpose is to ensure that the rate of inflation is kept low, as much as possible. A graph of Australian Economy in the last Three Decades Obtained from: worldgameofeconomics.com The Reserve Bank, commonly referred as the RBA, has the role of maintaining the inflation rate at around 3 % o
The research proposes to distinguish the competitive advantages for businesses to leverage the mindset acuity of post-9/11 era (10 th September 2001- Present) military veterans in their recruiting, hiring, development and retention practices. The study also aims to focus on cultural aspects of their military mindset that present value to businesses. Post-9/11 era veterans and their intrinsic military skills acquired through encounters during the military transition to counterinsurgency campaigns and asymmetric conflicts, which directly emulate the transformation dynamics in today’s business environment. The study proposes the utilization of five themes identified in the context of the military mindset, which are organizational culture, leadership, discipline, resilience, and teamwork which can be used within non-military organizations to enhance various elements of performance or organizational structure. Introduction The goal of the study seeks to identify the military mindset qualities that post-9/11 veterans possess and its strategic advantages to businesses. The linkage of the military mindset and their application in business settings support the research and analysis of the selected research topic. According to Darwin’s Origin of Species, it is not the most intellectual of
Introduction In the novel “the girl with a dragon tattoo”, Lisbeth Salander lives in an unbelievable world. She is spoilt and vulnerable from a tender age since she lacks proper role models to offer her guidance about life. In the second novel, there is an indicator that Salander’s father has psychopathic elements and her mother could not defend her from the cruelty of her father. Her brother has symptoms of the autistic disorder and this means the family has lots of problems. Salander is living in a world of her own where there are difficulties and she is unable to behave correctly and socialize with others in the society (McDonald-Smith and Young 65). Salander is considered an outcast since she is a bisexual who cannot trust men. The only man she can trust is the computer hacker. According to the novel, “she ought to be an outcast, anxiety-riddled, depressed and with social phobic tendencies, perhaps with an ongoing addiction” (McDonald-Smith and Young 68). Salander is distressed cognitively and she cannot observe the connections in her life as an adult since there was nobody to guide her from the early age. Salander has a disorder and that is why she finds it hard to interact with others though she is smart. Salander portrays controversial behaviors of feminism and those who observe her behaviors are confused at the message she portrays to women (McDonald-Smith and Young 60). Character of Salander When we consider the character of Lisbeth Salander, she is very original in her acting like a female and grabs her role without letting go. In the novel, Salander works together with the journalist Mikael Blomkvist to find solutions of some mysteries of murder. This is after the journalist finds out that Salander has already hacked into his system. Salander suffers from Asperger’s disorder and this makes her think like a genius as well as carry a non-emotive personality. From the beginning of the novel, Salander has outstanding characteristics that lead to the conclusion that she is an exceptional creature. The character she poses within the novel is almost never seen in women. During her development period, Salander’s growth was complicated as she was abused by her caregivers as they treated her as an outcast by those who were supposed to take care of her. The look of Salander is boyish because of the tattoos and piercings. She has skills in the computer world as well as punishing misogynist performers. Her issue of being an outsider is portrayed from the tattoos such as “I am a rapist”, which she engraves on a caregiver who is abusive (McDonald-Smith and Young 70). Her feminist character is fulfilled by such acts and she does not agree to connect with the government or the police in any form of investigation. Salander does not care about the existence of the law and commits the crime without considering the ethics, social etiquette or the law. Salander’s character showcases a female personality of a heroine who feels no mercy for those who have offended her. Her life has been threatened by those who do not understand her background as well
The narrator in Carver’s “The Cathedral” is selfish and egocentric. When the blind man (Robert) arrives in the house, the narrator invites him to have a seat as they convene for dinner. Because the narrator does not want the blind man into his house, he does little to welcome the visitor or make him comfortable (Carver Para. 3). There is total silence during the dinner. The narrator is more concerned with eating than engaging his visitor in a fruitful talk. When he says that they did not talk, it shows that he was more focused on eating. Also, the narrator is a domineering man; he has never entertained his wife’s idea relating to any other man; therefore, his wife’s relationship with the blind man leaves him suspicious. The narrator lacks compassion and has a negative personality. At the beginning of the story, he says that a blind visitor visits them; this clearly shows how he despises blind people and how unhappy he is with the visit. Conventionally, the narrator should refer to the ‘blind man’ by his name, Robert, because he knows Robert by his name. However, the narrator is not at ease with the situation, for he feels that the blind man is intruding on his life. After the dinner, he deliberately continues to describe what he sees on the television, being aware that the blind man cannot see; this is ridiculous because one would expect people to sympathize with the likes of Robert. The narrator’s insensitivity and probably hatred for the blind man come out when he gives Robert a paper and a pen to draw a cathedral; this is very rude because he knows his condition. The narrator is flawed. He ought to address many serious issues in his life. For example, he struggles to continue a career that he does not like just because he cannot figure out how to quit. He smokes marijuana, drinks excessively, and lacks control of whatever he says. The narrator is very antisocial, as evidenced by his failure to share his frustration with anyone, including his wife. For example, he is not able to discuss Roberts’s case with his wife. The cathedral, their subject of conversation with Robert, is a metaphor that allows us to see the character’s spiritual weakness. In the story, the writer portrays the cathedral as beautiful and inspiring to people through its architecture, design, and purpose. Hence, the cathedral is just a way of reaching the narrator to change his perception of life and consequently change his character. Fortunately, as the story closes, the narrator changes his character. According to Bergson’s theory, time is the determinant factor for change. This theory significantly influences the narrator’s character in this novel. Initially, the narrator’s perception of the blind man is very negative, but in the end, he gains insight, and his eyes open. The theme of blindness in this story is very significant to the narrator’s character. For example, when Robert requests the narrator to close his eyes and continue drawing, a thought crosses the narrator’s mind, and he changes the perception of life. He experiences a possible change in life. Finally, the narrator learns the goodness in Robert and has no reason to be suspicious of their relationship
Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan Fulton County’s Health Department provides appropriate information and public health support to its people. The department has a powerful emergency preparedness and response plan. Disasters can have negative implications on the lives of many people. The county has an appropriate coordination plan to respond to disasters and collaborate with other county departments (“Emergency Preparedness” par. 4). The county has many Emergency Officials (EOs) whose role is to coordinate operations and rescue every affected person. The response plan seeks to address different disasters and save lives. The county’s website offers appropriate strategies and resources that can be used by different people. The department encourages its people to have access to information. The citizens should also “remain calm whenever there is a terrorist attack” (“Emergency Preparedness” par. 4). Every EO coordinates “rescue plans and provides vital instructions” (Hunter 37). Such practices are essential towards dealing with different disasters. Adequacy of the Resources Listed on the Organization’s Website The above response plan makes it easier for the county to address the needs of more people. The response plan seeks to provide aid, minimize risks, and rescue more citizens. However, the resources listed on the department’s webpage are inadequate. This is the case because new visitors cannot understand the resources, strategies, and steps embraced by the health department. There are several gaps in the provided resources. For instance, the website fails to provide adequate articles that can help more individuals prepare themselves against different disasters (Hunter 43). The website identifies the duties of the Emergency Preparedness Office. However, it does not provide adequate addresses and emergency lines. The information on the website is also inadequate. The above gaps can make it impossible for more people to get the best assistance whenever there is a disaster. New resources can therefore be added in order to improve the effectiveness of the county’s disaster response plan. To begin with, new information can be added in order to inform people about the best efforts to undertake whenever there is a disaster (Elaine, Padjen, and Birnbaum 392). More addresses should also be added. Such contacts will improve the level of communication (“Emergency Preparedness” par. 2). Safety manuals and guidelines should also be provided on the website. The website should also “feature past emergencies and disasters that have been faced in the county” (Landesman 49). The website should also include various successful res