1.1 Explain reasons for knowing the purpose of communication Communication is important to any business, all colleagues need to be able to communicate to each other and to customers via phone, fax, email, face to face. If we spoke to a colleague disrespectfully this would impact on our work as it would course friction in the working environment and means team work is not at its best which important to a business so every employee works efficiently. If employees were rude to customers this would have an effect on the company as it would damage the reputation and loose us business. At Traplet it is important for all departments to communicate as we all work on making sure the magazines go to print on print date, without communication we wouldn’t know what stage the magazine was at, the page count, if we didn’t communicate the advertisers would over or under sell on the pages, the editors may not get articles in on time, proof reading would be rush and mistake would be made. For these reasons, it is important all departments liaise with each other to make sure the magazines goes to print on time.
- Solving immediate and possible future problems. - Actively research for solutions to problems. - New designs or theories. External Social Pressures and Influence In regards to the role of external social pressures in organizational ethics, it seems there is a despotic approach to managing people. It is perceived that individuals are not willing to put forth a large effort, there is no ambition.
These ideologies, which are developed to appear as nothing more than common sense, are taught to us through various institutions like the media. These ideas go hand in hand with the “needs” of those who contribute to the “media process” (Coulter, Feb.10). However, in order for these dominant ideologies and hegemonies to be successful, it must be “won, reproduced and sustained” so that the control of the bourgeoisie class resembles authenticity and naturalistic forms (Hebdige, 205). As a community, we are brainwashed with the dominant class ideals, but there are some who oppose and rebel against the norms of our culture. Mohawks and safety pins in the punk subculture represent this form of subversion and are viewed as a threat to the rest of society because they are believed to be a “symbolic violation of the social order” (Hebdige, 206).
Historically, physicians fought to uphold their sovergnity internally in order to exclude external intervention within the health care system. The formation of the American Medical Association demonstrates power from within and ultimately power over. With its hierarchical organizational structure from within, the American Medical Association primarily sought to mobilize locally, district wide and ultimately on a federal level. This demonstrates a class approach; by virtue of being in a strong position of strength, those affiliated with the healthcare system can achieve and
The Care organization has many ethical perspectives in global organization. The Care organization looks beyond a particular culture or type of person and reach out to anyone that is in need of relief. Their ethics displayed by the group is greatly appreciated by the receivers and the group does it for no rewards. The organization reward is to see that the recipients are happy and able to recover. The care organization today puts vast amount of their attention on women and children around the world.
The Inspector believes that “we are members of one body” and that “we are responsible for each other.” This contradicts what Birling was saying at the beginning of the play. Also the Inspector repeats the word “we.” This shows that everyone needs to help one another because we cannot get by on our own. Priestley suggests that needs to be a change in upper class because “there are millions and millions and millions of Eva Smith and John Smith…with their lives, their hopes and fears, their suffering and chance of happiness.” This presents that the people who can help these “John Smiths” (are the upper class) need to offer their support and comfort to them so that they can be happy, however Mr Birling does not have these emotions as we have see through out the play. The Inspector arrives at very good moments in time in the play. He arrives just as Mr Birling is saying “community and all that nonsense”, this implies that the Inspector is going to challenge Mr Birling on everything he just said, to see if he is correct.
Everyone would be able to get the education that they need in order to get the job that they want instead of having to sit at a job that they don’t want because of the fact that they don’t have the education for it. A Constitution republic and the socialism are alike in very few ways but I’m going to take the time and explain these ways. First they both are a government were nobody can actually rule over an individual. I like the fact that we have a voice to speak and no government can rule over the people because we have that opportunity to speak for ourselves. Also another thing about these two governments that make them alike is they both give everyone the opportunity to get a good job and education so that not one person is left behind.
Be “green” and help the environment1 Nowadays, “Green” is no doubt one of the most popular words floating around. The definition of what exactly green means seems a little hazy. We will probably get fifteen different responses if we ask fifteen people to define what it means to be green. However, everyone can go along with one thing, that whatever green means – it is a positive concept. I think to be “green” or “going green” means to live life as an individual, as well as a community, in a way that is friendly to the natural environment, and sustainable for the earth.
In our economy today, I do not believe that people should be judged based on their color, race, creed, and etc., but they should be judge by their abilities.. That was the original purpose of Affirmative action. In my opinion I believe that those who fight for affirmative action are partially responsible for draining our society by taking the easy way. There are many who break the chain and work hard. There are many who take advantage of the system, even in my own culture. They use excuses to dis-empower themselves instead of empowering themselves to reach for something better.
This idea connects with the core text, “The Power of One” because many of the characters have the desire to stand against oppression. Given that my audience will be well informed, I will use formal language suited to my purpose. “A desire to resist oppression is implanted in the nature of man.” Oppression is the exercise of authority or power in a burdensome, cruel, or unjust manner. Several people are always oppressed in many countries all over the world. Some people have tried and done something about it and others have stay hidden.