It’s time to narrow down your list of potential strategies as you work towards a final resolution to your case study problem.

In a 2-3 page Word document, choose the one solution from your list of potential solutions that would best resolve your case study problem. Include a detailed explanation of this solution, including any HR strategies that you would employ in order to implement the solution. Conduct independent research to find real-world examples of your solution and/or evidence to support your solution and strategy implementation. Be sure to cite your outside research sources.

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A clothing company uses sweatshop labor to manufacture clothing products that contribute to low pricing, which is a consumer want.

Many companies have engaged in sweatshop labor. Did the clothing company engage in unethical labor practices by utilizing sweatshop labor?

Research sweatshop labor.

Write a paper of no more than 750 words to present your position on sweatshop labor and provide justification. Include the following:

• How consumer demands affect a company’s business decision
• How different ethical perspectives guide ethical decision making
• How a company influences their ethical environment

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

Research a specific brand name secure USB Thumb drive and list the security advantages. Discuss its specifications. How does it compare with a cloud application of similar functionality? Name two of these services. 300 words minimum

Maximum number of characters (including HTML tags added by text editor): 60,000

Mr. Wilko is a 40-year-old salesperson with a wife and three teenage children. He has recently begun to have a beer at lunch and a few drinks after work to reduce his work-related stress. An economic downturn in the housing industry has reduced the need for new home appliances and his income and sales record has been affected. Several other salespeople have been laid off at his firm. He has been told that if his sales and attendance records do not improve he will be fired. He and his wife are constantly arguing about finances and the children’s increasing demands for money. His drinking has increased to several beers at lunch and continued drinking after dinner. When he returns to work with alcohol on his breath, he is dismissed from his job. He continues to consume alcohol during the day as he attempts a job search. His wife is very concerned, as are his teenage children.

• Mr. Wilko states he is a social drinker and “can stop at any time.” How accurate is his self-assessment?
• What stressors are present in Mr. Wilko’s case?
• Why does Mr. Wilko continue to increase his alcohol intake?
• What changes in liver function can Mr. Wilko expect if he continues to drink large amounts of alcohol?
• Mr. Wilko complains to his wife that all the stress is causing “indigestion.” How do stress and alcohol consumption affect GI function?
• Why is Mr. Wilko at greater risk of trauma?

By Saturday, February 1, 2014, submit your responses to the above questions to the Discussion Area. Your responses should clarify your understanding of the topic. They should be your own, original and free from plagiarism. Use correct medical terminology, spelling, and grammar.

Mr. Santa – a poor young man has grown up in the vicious state of poverty. These days, he has a small family containing his 2 kids and a wife. Being an uneducated man, he has no respectable livelihood for himself and his poor family. Recently, he has come to know that the local government has announced a plan to provide small interest-free loans to the people of his community. Last week, he consulted this announcement with one of his close friend – Mr. Banta, who is running a small barber shop near his own house. Banta gave him an advice to apply for the loan to start a small juice corner in a rented shop located near a large populated community boy’s school. Santa seriously started thinking over the advice and with the help of his neighbor – Mr. Educated; he applied for a loan with the local government. To his luck, he has been provided a loan worth Rs. 50,000 for a period of three years payable in equal monthly installments. Using this borrowed money, his friends – Banta and Educated chalked out a business plan for Santa bearing the following features: Rs. Estimated purchase price of a Sugarcane Juice Extractor 80,000 along with a Generator having 5 years useful life Other Monthly expenses: Rent of the shop 5,000 Monthly electricity bill 1,500 Advertising expenses 1,000 Wages to helper 3,000 Administration expenses 500 Banta again helped Santa and approached one of his fast friends – Mr. Mechanic and got the same but used machinery (with the similar expected useful life) for a total of Rs. 60,000 payable in two equal installments; each to be paid by the end of third month. These people estimated that Santa can easily get sugarcane sticks from a local fruit whole seller – Mr. Aarhtee at Rs. 5 per stick for a foreseeable period. Each stick of sugarcane will produce 500 ml of sugarcane juice. Additional costs of using ice, lemon and salt has been estimated at Rs. 1 per each 250 ml juice produced. It was decided that to attract the market, Santa will sell the sugarcane juice in three packing’s – small glass of 250 ml, large glass of 500 ml, and a family jug of 1,000 ml. Santa was agreed to sell the juice at a sale price of Rs. 5 per each 250ml. Although things were very clear to Santa, yet, he was unable to determine the minimum quantity to sell in order to avoid any financial loss. He was more worried as he has to repay the monthly installments along with feeding his small family. Requirement By considering the above information you are required to answer the following: 1. How many sticks of sugarcane should be used by Mr. Santa during any month to covers its all fixed expenses? 2. How many “family jugs” should be sold out by Mr. Santa to cover up the monthly fixed cost? 3. What should be the total sales amount through which Mr. Santa can earn the profit of Rs. 12,000 for a given month? 4. Once a representative of an insurance company – Mr. Agent visited his shop and offered him to purchase an insurance policy from his company for avoiding any uncertainty at monthly premium of Rs. 3,000. By doing so Santa’s monthly cost has been increased. You are required to mention the number of large glasses that should be sold out by Mr. Santa to cover all of his expenses including the insurance cost.