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Ethics in business relationships include both the external and internal relationships that develop around the organization. For this assignment, you will focus on the internal relationships that develop inside the organization. Studies have indicated the more positive the environment within the organization, the more productive the employees. Research one or a combination of these job-related topics found within organizations: job discrimination; sexual harassment; bullying or unsafe working conditions. SEXUAL HARASSMENT 1. Briefly describe the issue. 2. Analyze the impact on overall morale, relationships within the organization and ultimately overall productivity levels. 3. Research a minimum of one company that was caught up in this type of issue. 4. What best practices might a company implement to avoid negative behavior within their organization? 5. How would you rate the ethical practices of the company that you chose excellent, fair or poor)? Explain. Your response shoul

Instructions: Select a significant tragic event (either domestic or global) that have occurred during the last 50 years. The interactive PowerPoint in this unit provides some ideas of historical tragic events but understand that these are just ideas. After describing the event and the post-tragedy events, discuss the ethical aspects revolving around this incident. This may require some additional research to understand the ethical situations and the impact these had on affected people being able to move on with their lives. 1. Describe the actions of people and organizational leaders, directly and indirectly, involved with the tragedy. Specifically, address the ethical issues they faced. 2. What were some of the actions of local, state and federal personnel with respect to dealing with this tragedy? 3. Explain the strategies of organizations that attempted to assist with the clean-up after the tragic event. Describe several of the pressures that influenced their strategies. Distin

Part 1: The Choreographer Part 2: The Dancer and High Artistry Each Parts are below with their journal entry questions below their corresponding lesson. Please be sure to read through each lesson and answer the questions for BOTH Parts. Please submit Part 1 and Part 2 journal entry questions in ONE document. Deadline: Tuesday Oct. 1st at 10am.  Thank you!! This week- week 3-  we are looking at Choreography and the Choreographer and The Dancer. Part 1: The Choreographer: Please see the attached pdf for a brief summary of this chapter in your text book and review the reading, viewing and 2 journal entry assignments below. Please submit all questions and answers for both Journal Entries in ONE document, with Week 3 and your name in the subject line of the email. Also remember to include your name on the document. PART 1: CHOREOGRAPHY and The CHOREOGRAPHER There are many different ways of going about generating choreography. Choreographers are artists and

 All answers are to be a minimum of 500 words each, not including the questions, quotes, and references.  - Minimum of 8 references need to be used for the entire assignment.  I attached 2 references for each essay question that will need to be used for that question.  so at least 2 or more will need to be used to get to 8. -  The in-text citations and references are to follow APA Style 6th edition formatting.  Questions: 1. Identify and Describe Broken Windows Theory and how it can be used to reduce crime. Describe the strengths and weaknesses of the theory. Of the weaknesses you've identified above, explain what you consider to be the main criticism of the Broken Windows theory and why. 2. Explain why police patrol methods have remained reactive in nature for decades. Numerous studies have shown patrol has little effect on crime or the fear of crime. If so, why do departments refuse to change? 3. List and describe the limitations of modern

 use this fact to answer the questions. Facts: Michael Magoo, a professional electronics design engineer, prepares a new circuit design for a more efficient TiVo-style recorder for home use. Magoo subcontracts the printed circuit design to Alla Bord, a Czech engineer in Prague who speaks limited English. Bord prepares a schematic of the printed circuit design. Magoo requests that Bord make changes in the design to make the board layout even more efficient. One of the major changes affected the location of the power supply. Bord makes the requested changes, but then attempts to tell Magoo in an international telephone call that although the changes will work, the new layout might increase the risk of shock to any consumer who opens up the recording device. Magoo does not understand Bord very well and assures him that he has done a good job. Saving even a few pennies in production of the board is worth a lot of additional profit to Magoo's client, Giant Corporation.