assessment 4103

Since a needs assessment is an integral part of creating and managing a security awareness program, which of the following represent the basic steps towards conducting a needs assessment?   Review of available resource material, analysis of metrics, recommendations from oversight bodies including compliance requirements Analysis of metrics, recommendations from oversight bodies, ensuring countermeasure funding is in place Review of infrastructure changes, review of training and education programs, recommendations from oversight bodies Review of training and education programs, review of system inventory, recommendations from oversight bodies.

There are 2 scenarios in which it is necessary to give a sustained response: there is a production of radioactive material that belongs to abandoned lots of which there is no record of origin or specific details of each material, these materials are used as energy generators in eastern europe a report is requested that reports the state of the material for which a report is requested1. What contributions would be provided in said report, consider assumptions that are duly substantiated According to the visual inspection of the materials, an engraving is observed on the bar containers, for which traceability is carried out, obtaining a record with all the weights and coding of the materials present, however, it is requested to compare the information to ensure a range of reliability that the batches are described in the record2. How would you ensure the reliability of the report, taking into account that you want to avoid handling these materials as much as possible?

Purpose The purpose of this assignment is for learners to: Have the opportunity to integrate knowledge and skills learned throughout all core courses in the FNP track and previous clinical courses. Demonstrate an advancing understanding of the patient with a mental health disorder in primary care. Demonstrate the ability to analyze the literature/ previous patients seen in the clinical setting be able to perform an evidenced-based review of their case, diagnosis, and plan, while guiding and taking feedback from peers regarding the case Demonstrate professional communication and leadership, while advancing the education of peers. Course Outcomes 4 Develop management plans based on current scientific evidence and national guidelines. 6Prioritize treatment based on relevant clinical presentation. Requirements For Week 6 of the course there will not be a case study given to you by the faculty. Instead you will be assigned a mental health disorder commonly seen in primary care and you…

Security responsibilities should be addressed at the recruitment stage, included in contracts, andmonitored during an individual’s employment. Potential recruits should be adequately screened, especially forsensitive jobs. Clarify the controls that must be considered/conducted in the verification checks on permanentand casual staff at the job application stage.

You have been hired as a consultant for a mid-size company that produces shoes for adults. The company has a high production capacity but possesses a large number of untrained workers. The region in which the company operates consists of a few small companies that sell similar products. A recent survey revealed that there is a growing demand for footwear for children.   Required: In your capacity a consultant, outline the factors from the scenario above that you would consider in each stage of the company’s corporate plan.

TOTAL REWARDS STATEMENT SAMPLE—Communicating the Value of Your Total Rewards Your 2016 Personalized Total Rewards Statement DATE/MONTH/YEAR Dear (Employee Name), In February, you received your 2016 T4 statement, which summarized the compensation you earned as a member of the Levy Engineering Ltd team this past calendar year. As part of our ongoing efforts to make LEL an employer of choice, we are continuing to create Total Rewards Statements annually. The Total Rewards Statement is used to communicate all of the benefits you have received as part of your employment at Levy Engineering. We define Total Rewards as everything LEL provides our employees in exchange for their investment in our organization. It includes both the tangible rewards, such as your base salary, health-related benefits, and pension support, along with intangible benefits, such as our company culture, career development opportunities, and a safe workplace. People are the foundation of what makes a company…

Barbara just received the good news: She was assigned as the project manager for a project that her company won as part of competitive bidding. Whenever a request for proposal (RFP) comes into Barbara's company, a committee composed mainly of senior managers reviews the RFP. If the decision is made to bid on the job, the RFP is turned over to the Proposal Department. Part of the Proposal Department is an estimating group that is responsible for estimating all work. If the estimating group has no previous history with some of the deliverables or work packages and is unsure about the time and cost for the work, the estimating team will then ask the functional managers for assistance with estimating. Project managers like Barbara do not often participate in the bidding process. Usually their first knowledge about a project comes after the contract is awarded to their company and they are assigned as the project manager. Some project managers are highly optimistic and trust the estimates…

On February 12 Peg Jones, vice president for operations and maintenance, called into Stephen’s office and asked to study the issue. Specially, Stephen wanted to know whether the average fleet age was correlated to direct airframe maintenance costs, and whether there was a relationship between average fleet age and direct engine maintenance costs. Peg was to report back by February 26 with the answer, along with quantitative and graphical descriptions of the relationship. Peg’s first step was to have her staff construct the average age of Northern and Southeast B727-300 fleets, by quarter, since the introduction of that aircraft to service by each airline in late 1993 and 1994. The average age of each fleet was calculated by first multiplying the total number of calendar days each aircraft had been in service at the pertinent point in time by the average daily utilization of the respective fleet to total fleet hours flown. The total fleet hours was then dividend by the number of…

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•You’re applying to work in the human resources department of a large retail organization.  During the application process, you’re asked to take a test that gives you scenarios related to theft working as a cashier.   •Does this test have high or low face validity given the position you’re applying for?  Explain exactly what aspects are of the test/scenario that lead you to believe that there is either high or low face validity behind this integrity test.

The HR department is trying to fill a vacant position for a job with a small talent pool. Valid applications arrive every week or so, and the applicants all seem to bring different levels of expertise. For each applicant, the HR manager gathers information by trying to verify various claims on resumes, but some doubt about fit always lingers when a decision to hire or not is to be made. What are the Type I and II decision error costs? Which decision error is more likely to be discovered by the CEO? How does this affect the HR manager’s hiring decisions?

Performance appraisal is a systematic process of evaluating the job performance of employees and providing feedback to help them improve and develop professionally. It typically involves setting performance goals, assessing progress, and providing constructive feedback. Performance appraisals serve several purposes within organizations, including recognizing and rewarding employees for their achievements, identifying areas for improvement, and making decisions related to promotions, salary increases, or training opportunities. Effective performance appraisals are conducted regularly, typically on an annual or semi-annual basis, and involve clear communication between supervisors and employees. They should be based on objective criteria whenever possible, focusing on measurable outcomes and behaviors rather than subjective opinions. Additionally, performance appraisals should be conducted in a supportive and constructive manner, emphasizing opportunities for growth and development…

John, a recent university graduate has been hired by a Web design consultancy company to interview their staff to ascertain their current knowledge. The aim of the study is to inform the company about the type of training courses they need to implement. The objective is to highlight areas of overall weakness as opposed to individual shortcomings. Despite this, the type of data John collects will be able to identify individual staff weaknesses. Informed consent clearly states that comments made to John by interviewees are to remain private. Following the study, the Vice President of the company approaches John, asking him “who did well in the study?” John, afraid he will lose his job, proceeds to give the vice-president the key findings, including those identifying individual staff weaknesses.   Analyse whether John’s relay of his findings from the staff interview process is an ethical action according to the Enlightenment theories and Virtue ethics. Consider how all stakeholders are…

You began drawing E-R diagrams soon after your entry into the Ghana Gas Company for which you and your team are designing a Production Management System. Some of your team members are skeptical about using E-R diagrams before the design of the Production Management System. In about 200 words, write a brief report to persuade your team members why early use of E-R diagrams is worthwhile

You have been asked to give a presentation to a group of managers at a mineral exploration company to gain access to undertake your research. As a part of the presentation you outline your methodology, which includes piloting the questionnaire. In the ensuing question and answer session one of the managers asks you to justify the need for a pilot study, arguing that ‘given the time constraints the pilot can be left out’. List the arguments that you would use to convince him that pilot testing is essential to your methodology

1. What type of report along with the specific contents of the report should be requested from the Marketing department in order to address customers experiencing short deliveries?   1. What type of report along with the specific contents of the report should be requested from the Distribution department in order to address customers experiencing short deliveries?

When large-scale redundancies are announced, it is common practice for a firm to consult with employees’ representatives (usually, trade unions) to agree a rational basis on which to make the redundancies. Several sets of criteria are in common use: (1) FIFO (First In, First Out), is less frequently used but is often attractive where there are many long-standing employees at the top of their pay scale, hence their leaving will significantly ease the salary bill; (2) LIFO (Last in First Out) is often seen as fair in that those employees who have been with the company the least length of time have less personal stake in the company; (3) Measured Employee Performance is based on the view that the firm would prefer to keep the best workers; and (4) Commitment, often measured in terms of disciplinary record is also based on an argument that the organisation will try to keep people who will work well.1. Which of the above options is the most ethical choice, and why, Explain?

I got the first part correct on my study guide, but I need some assistance on question 2 :)

Nite a "letter of rejection" from Manager, National Bank of Oman to Mr. Abdullah Ali Al Hinai who has applied for the position of an Assistant Manager in the bank but has not been shortlisted.

You have been tasked to establish and implement an effective hearing conservation program for a manufacturing industry. Noise monitoring shows that the employees working in the production area has been exposed to 8-hour TWA noise exposures between 85.0 dBA and 90.0 dBA. REQUIREMENT/ASSIGNMENT QUESTION Based on the latest DOSH requirements, discuss the requirements for an effective hearing conservation program and steps to make the program as effective as possible. a) Your report should include the following: i.Executive summary ii.The objective and importance of conducting noise monitoring iii.Process description (Flow chart, diagram etc.) iv.Methods and measurements v.Results and discussion vi.Conclusions and recommendations to reduce the noise exposure in the company b) Each aspects must be discussed and supported with evidences (pictures, documents, flow charts, etc) from the selected company. c) Relevant regislations related to each aspect must be properly quoted and discussed. (…

After you have presented your proposal to hospital administration, and it has been accepted, you are informed that the impending cost reductions will need to be implemented. You are told to meet with your supervisory staff to organize the implementation of your plan. The CEO will be holding hospital employee briefings beginning the next afternoon to provide the employees with an overview of the situation confronting the hospital. Over the next two to three days, you will be meeting with your supervisory staff and then with the laboratory employees to provide additional detail specifically as it pertains to the laboratory and its staff. Your goals are to have your employees fully understand the situation and its implications, allow them to communicate their thoughts and concerns, and to finally accomplish buy-in from the staff regarding the proposal you must implement. Question: What areas of collaboration or coordination, if any, will be needed with the supervisory staff, pathology…

After you have presented your proposal to hospital administration, and it has been accepted, you are informed that the impending cost reductions will need to be implemented. You are told to meet with your supervisory staff to organize the implementation of your plan. The CEO will be holding hospital employee briefings beginning the next afternoon to provide the employees with an overview of the situation confronting the hospital. Over the next two to three days, you will be meeting with your supervisory staff and then with the laboratory employees to provide additional detail specifically as it pertains to the laboratory and its staff. Your goals are to have your employees fully understand the situation and its implications, allow them to communicate their thoughts and concerns, and to finally accomplish buy-in from the staff regarding the proposal you must implement. Question: What steps or functions are key to organizing the plan for implementation? Who needs to be included in…

Please tick the correct answer  Select one: a. Self-assessment is voluntary in order to obtain the EFQM label. b. Self-assessment is the first way to obtain the EFQM label. c. Self-assessment is only recommended if an EFQM external audit has been passed favourably.