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The principle of corporate legal personality was used by religious organizations, before it became a key principle of company law, to hold property in their own rights. With time, this principle was approved by the parliament in 1844 when it passed the joint stock companies...
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To prevent organizations policies and procedures from becoming front page news or creating a firestorm on social media that will negatively impact your employer brand, it is important to know how to communicate policies and procedures to staff effectively. Whenever a new policy manual, an...
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It is said that the standard of separate legal personality “shapes the establishment of current company law. Any special cases to this guideline should in this manner be viewed as difficulties to those establishments.” As a general principle corporations are recognized as legal entities separate...
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The corporate cultures of organizations in the United States and across the globe have been cited in the past as vital components in the management of businesses and organizations across the globe. In this respect, the existing corporate culture determines whether a business or organization...
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Developing Corporate Culture Use of Organization Culture Models in Attainment of Organizational Objectives The modern day economic situation is marked by high competition, fast development in terms of new technologies and globalization (Eaton & Kilby, 2015). As such, organizations are forced to become more global...
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An organization simply cannot be successful if the corporate culture is unhealthy. Defined by Harvard Business Review as “consistent, observable patterns of behavior in organizations”, the culture of a business dictates its success and determines its future. The relaxed and passionate culture of Camden Braes...
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In this paper endeavour has been made to examine idea of Cause Related Marketing and Its effect on Corporate Brand Image and Sales through survey cum talk with plans and from optional information sources like site, Journals and Magazines. The paper uncovers that factors that...
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What is special about the online shop “Zappos” is not their shoes or fashion items, it is their corporate culture and T&D that really blew my mind. A corporate culture that is so unusual and unique. Zappos was the first large online shoe retailer to...
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Jack Welch, being a man of creativity and sincere hardwork changed the history of General Electrics by introducing many strategies in the organisation, which are dicussed in the coming paragraphs. General electrics was all about seeking and building great people. The secret was the system...
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Corporate strategy is the way a business strives to create value, develop a unique selling advantage and capture maximum market share. Space Exploration Technologies Corp doing business as Space X, boldly went where no aerospace startup has gone before, posting 18 successful launches—twice as many...
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Among the three corporate strategies growth, stability and retrenchment, I have chosen stability for this assignment. As mentioned in the course material “Growth is not necessarily the best strategic alternative for every healthy organization.” Starbucks aims at maintaining stability in the company. Starbucks is one...
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Company’s Profile Satyam Computer Services Limited (Satyam) was incorporated on 24 June 1987 in Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) by B. Ramalinga Raju and was a main worldwide IT counseling and administrations organization. In short range of time, the organization has moved from negligible residential IT administrations...
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An excellent corporate culture is a significant condition that paves way for the formulation of corporate strategy. Corporate culture also highlights the characteristics of the enterprises, the formation of values that are common among all the stakeholders, and has a distinct personality. In the Maersk...
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What makes a good compliance culture can be deconstructed into multiple components yet it is instantly recognizable. It is strong and functional yet in no way hinders the development of profitable new business and can adapt to market, technological or regulatory change. A good compliance...
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Firstly, immediately give important resources to fulfill one’s responsibilities. This will incorporate the most recent technological equipment; i. e. computers, that will enable the representative to capture information adequately and effectively relating to resumes, the departmental spending plan for the year, and leading customer and...
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Below are views of the world’s famous CEOs about ethics in business in an interview conducted by Robert Reiss of Forbes: Dan Amos, Chairman and CEO, Aflac, 11 time recipient of Ethisphere’s World’s Most Ethical Companies award and the leader in voluntary insurance sales at...
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Company clearly plan the corporate culture for workers. How do you define it? How would they live it? Then clarify how it permits your unique corporate policy. flexible work activities are offered to employees where they can work from home, allowing them to both live...