The audit should concentrate on problems, issues, and successes and avoid references to groups or individuals. Audits will help in improving the way projects is managed in the future. Audits recognizes the mistakes made and managers can learn from the mistakes and what contributes to projects being successful. The sole purpose of an audit is to improve. Determine how an improvement to the
At the same time, supplies water to Kiev's 2.4 million residents. This caused a major problem to the people as now; their drinking water is contaminated with radioactive materials. Other than that, the radioactivity in the seas, lakes and rivers became a threat to aquatic life. Thankfully, the groundwater was slightly affected because the radioactive material fortunately decayed before it could reach the groundwater supplies. Four kilometers of pine trees turned reddish-brown after the accident.
In the thirty kilometer radius of the plant, a hundred and sixty one thousand people were evacuated due to the twenty five thousand square kilometers being heavily contaminated by nuclear radiation (Discovery Channel). The nuclear plant is located fifteen kilometers northwest of Chernobyl and just three kilometers away from the small town of Pripyat where most of the families of the workers of the plant lived. It is hard to believe four years before this incident, a partial core meltdown had occurred on reactor number one. This accident was not made public before several years. After this incident, the reactor was fixed and was back running in several months.
However, the program was restarted during the Iran-Iraq war, but on a very small scale. The program expanded over time from there on out and has grown to be a much larger operation. The program consists of uranium mines, reactors and stockpiles. Iran also opened their first nuclear power plant in 2011 (Grier 1-3). Iran claims the recent uranium stockpile is specifically for the use of their peaceful energy program; however, the United States and other P5 countries share the concern that the stockpile and dramatic production increase needs to be stopped immediately, preventing Iran from creating nuclear weapons.
I wasn't sure at first either, but after some research for a class, I found that the bombings were unnecessary. By June 1945, Japan had already been militarily defeated. Almost nothing was left of Japan's navy, and its air force was almost totally destroyed. The explosions destroyed more than four square miles of Hiroshima. About 90,000 people were killed immediately, and another 40,000 were injured (many of whom died from radiation sickness.)
Protecting the public interest includes protecting clients, creditors, governments, employers, etc. This principle calls for resolving conflict by remembering that the CPA’s responsibility is to the public while serving the client and employers interest. A CPA must have integrity so that they have the public trust has been served in reference to the client’s confidence and will not use the public trust for personal gain. Due care calls for continued improvement of competency and quality of service, any CPA who performs professional services without having the necessary skills is in violations of the due care standard. By continuing education to maintain ones CPA certificate helps meet this standard.
In fact, if an employer has the right to test a at-risk worker who might develop a disease or disorder as a result of genetic disposition, than that employer could be held negligent, and they have the right to protect their welfare, therefore, employers should be liberated to screen any workers with just cause. Genetic screening would be base on the grounds that all individuals have a basic right not to be harmed, and employers should have a obligation to provide a safe workplace (Mead, 2004). The lowered occurrence of work-related diseases consequential from genetic screening would also promote reducing health care cost covered by public insurance, like Medicaid and Social Security in society as a whole (Mead,
The reason for this is that behaviours commensurate with what staff perceive in the workplace. It follows that bullying must not be tolerated. Or that the workplace must be free from bullying and immediate threatening behaviours (Schoonbeek & Henderson, 2011). As such, learning cultures need to be built. Using reward and recognition will work.
A code of ethics supplied by a business is a specific kind of policy statement. A properly outlined code is, in effect, a form of legislation within the company required by its employees, with specific agreements for violation of the code. Violation of any organizations Code can cause legal accusations or dismissal from a job. The Ethical Standards of Human Service Professionals provides specific “rules” to follow that will protect the client’s welfare with respect and integrity. With the client’s best interest at heart, the helping professional should begin the relationship by establishing mutually agreed-upon goals, while informing the clients of the limitations of the relationship (Woodside & McClam, 2010).
Employer’s Duty of Care Lilly Beth Rodriguez Dr. Williams LEG 500 November 17, 2011 Abstract In the video, the employer's duty of care is called into question. But to analyze the video, employer's duty of care must first be defined. "An employer has a duty to ensure, as far as reasonably practicable, that workers and others are not exposed to risks to health or safety arising from the conduct of the employer's business. An employer must carry out the general statutory duty of care by proceeding, in a systematic way, to: identify hazards; identify, and assess the seriousness of, risks resulting from the hazards; and determine appropriate risk management measures." (Cornock, 2010) With this is mind, does Herman have an employer’s duty of care in regards to Jake's injury and his overtime?