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Managing People 11
Managing People 11
Managing People 11
ASSIGNMENT
• Introduction…………………………………………………………………………....1
Objectives…………………………………………………………………………….……..1,2
Methodology……………………………………………………………………...............2
Question1……………………………………………………………………………………2,3,4
Question2…………………………………………………………………………………….4,5
Question3…………………………………………………………………………………..6,7,8
Shihab Al_balushi
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Referencing………………………………………………………………………………………9
Introduction:
Work ethics is one of the subcategories of applied ethics that looks at
some of the ethical issues and dilemmas that might arise in the corporate
world. The concept of stakeholders, which includes shareholders,
partners, suppliers, distributors, and customers as well as employees and
their families, the environment, the local community, and society at large,
forms the foundation of the social responsibility of capital. In order to
achieve political, economic, social, and environmental stability for the
business community, the social responsibility of capital is a key tool.
According to some academics, social responsibility of capital is one
method that all businesses employ to manage and structure their
connections with customers, after which social responsibility initiatives
become more prevalent.
Objectives:
The first question is necessary, and the subject is customization in general.
Determine the methods you would employ to encourage and include some
individuals in organizational transformation, and b discover a case study that
details each impact of HR roles on two different organizations. The second
question covers A. Describe the idea of social responsibility in business, and
include B by identifying any three causes that affect firms. Socially conscious
and that C is expected to explain some CSR towards any two interest groups in
the third question, explaining haw the HR plan will go and haw the company
Recruit people and select the perfect person of all the candidate.
Methodology:
All of the secondary sources I used to gather information for this research,
including web pages, websites, books, magazines, newspapers, and websites
that provide a wealth of information
Question1:
Question2:
Question: 3
A)
Bad product: When the product is manufactured, its quality must be checked
before selling it because quality is a major characteristic that consumers use to
evaluate products or services and therefore, everything that everyone in a
company participates in, to meet the overall needs of every consumer used,
whoever this customer is, and is driven In market conditions, that is, through
competition, especially by the consumer, and the company did not verify the
quality of the product, did not test the product before selling it, did not care for
the product, and did not care for the boxes used to package the product that
contained pollutants, and this matter led to disease and poisoning of young
people and children in schools It is the company's neglect.
The company was late in resolving the problem: the company was late in
solving the problem because it did not prevent the sale of drinks faster and did
not admit its mistake and neglect in making the product in schools.
B)No business can do where it is unethical because the most important thing in
the business is ethics towards the consumer and because there is an increase in
demand for more ethical processes in business and at the same time pressure is
applied to the industry to improve business ethics because if the work is legal
and unethical it can be For the consumer to wait when buying the product itself
because it can cause diseases for him, so the work must be legal and ethical in
terms of product quality and usefulness, and for example today most of the
websites of all major companies confirm their commitment to promoting social
values It aims to increase the standard of living in a way in which it can serve
the economy with local communities. Companies and all private sector
institutions must start themselves projects with social responsibility Also,
credibility in making the product is important in the company, and it is also
necessary to test the product and not neglect the product.
c) He answers that Coke is not sold in schools because it is dangerous for young
people and because most of them do not know its danger, as it caused the illness
of more than 100 school students in the previous six days after it was sold to
children in schools. After that, children in six schools in Belgium complained of
headache and nausea Vomiting and shivering after drinking Coca-Cola drinks,
which led to their hospitalization. Most of them reported an "unusual smell" and
"unpleasant taste" in the drink. Coca-Cola's financial performance suffered a
major setback due to the Belgian crisis and the recall had a negative impact on
Coca-Cola's net income for the second quarter of fiscal 1999 , down 21% to
$942 million Furthermore, the entire process of removing and destroying the
recalled products cost Coca-Cola Enterprises $103m (£66m) The recall led to a
5% drop in the company's revenue and a 6% cash operating profit drop, after the
youth boycotted it because of what happened to them because of chemicals in
the drinks, and the whole problem was solved in Belgium because their experts
tested suspicious batches of chemicals.
D)The biggest problem facing the company is that the way the crisis was
managed, and not the crisis itself, made the company appear arrogant and
condescending, which clearly angered officials and consumers. At first, the
crisis was nothing but a small operational defect that could have been
contained and its repercussions could have been contained if the company
recognized it and assumed responsibility from the first moment and they
employ young people in their advertisements for the product to increase
sales significantly by young people and that marketing this product results
in many harmful effects for young people Because it contains a high
percentage of concentrated plant extracts, which lead to poisoning
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