Contract negotiations offer many possible ethical dilemmas in employer/employee relations.

The purpose of the writing assignment is to assess each students ability to read a case or statute and extrapolate the legal and ethical principles discussed and expounded therein and apply those principles to factual situations. Many of these dilemmas manifest themselves in the execution of a non-compete agreement, and in the terms of the non-compete agreement. You will need to find two Florida Court opinions regarding non-compete agreements. For each case, you must provide the following: 1) a brief recitation of the facts of the case, indicating the identities of the parties, their relationship; 2) a brief recitation of the issue(s) considered by the court or governing body as it concerns the non-compete agreement considered; 3) a summary of the courts decision on the issue and the reason why the court came to this decision; and 4) a discussion of the ethical issues involved. The court may not itself consider the ethics of the relationship between employer and employee. However, I ask that you consider the ethics of the following: a) did the employee violate the non-compete agreement? b) was it ethical for the employee to do so? c) did the non-compete agreement exceed the scope allowable by law? d)was it ethical for the employer to ask for the non-compete agreement in question? For each case you are citing, you will need to provide me with a case citation, as well as the source for your case, whether it be a legal text, a website, or some other source. This assignment must be at least 1,000 words long, but may not exceed 2,000 words. Each student must turn in their own assignment. This is not a group assignment.

What will happen to the supply of labor? Who will get hired if more people want to work for $15/hr than there are jobs?

From an economists perspective, if the price of something increases, sellers will be willing to sell more while buyers will buy less. When we are talking about labor, wage rates are the prices, workers are the sellers, and employers are the buyers. Looking only from an economists perspective, what will happen in a market (i.e., labor, employers, customers) when a local government raises the minimum wage from $7.50/hr. to $15/hr.? Work through the effects by assuming the wage suddenly increased, and then conceptually tracing a hypothetical employers response when his costs have just risen, and then the customers responses to the employers response. Who will not get hired? Pick a local business and consider the short, medium and long term decisions and effects. The longer the time horizon, the more options buyers and sellers have.DO NOT discuss the justification (or lack thereof) for a minimum wage, or any arguments about the merits or design of minimum wage policies. This discussion is strictly confined to the expected results of an immediate doubling of the minimum wage in a city–that is the market impacts of a sudden change in price (i.e., the price of labor). Note: It is more important to post early in the week and several times by the end of Week 1 than to read articles on the minimum wage. The purpose of this weeks dialogue is to get you thinking like economists rather than reading political commentaries on minimum wage policy.

Write a response comparing the struggle for democracy in Hong kong with the rise of democracy in the west .

Compare the people of Hong Kong and their fight for democracy to those early Greco roman and Judeo christian ideals.
Include:
what democratic rights that the protesters are using in their protests
which democratic rights the chinese government is trying to get rid of by prescreening candidates for the chief of executive position
How personal freedoms guaranteed. by democracy is threated by other government forms like communism.

What is the mercantilist economic theory? Explain what mercantilists understood as wealth. What are the implications for this perception of wealth when it comes to things like trade, and the acquisition of goods for trade?

From the Wilberforce article explain the economic justifications provided by the pro-slavery lobby for the continuation of the practice. Since sugar was the commodity produced by the Caribbean plantations and it was a commodity in great demand in Europe, could we argue that Caribbean slave plantation systems were promoted and protected by the European states partially as a result of mercantilist beliefs (you need to basically connect, sugar, mercantilism, slavery)To avoid having you drift off-topic, I have devised a series of questions that will hopefully make sure you are on track. If you have completed the essay you can use these as a check list. 1- What are the basic economic principles/features of Mercantilism? What did it recommend a government do? Use our lecture on mercantilism to answer this question and define mercantilism very clearly. Make sure that you highlight how mercantilist measured wealth.You may also use the textbook (p. 458-459) but make sure you do not turn this into a discussion about the place of the colonies in the mercantilist system (that is a different issue outside of our scope.)2- Once you have spelled out the basic economic features of mercantilism, consider the following questions: Where the sugar colonies profitable? Did they add to a nations wealth? You can use lecture and textbook as well as article to answer this and to find evidence and numbers.3-If sugar is a valuable and sought after commodity, what happens if a nation does not produce its own, but has to import it? 4-Starting with the Portuguese and Spanish what model of sugar plantations had they established that had proven to be very profitable? In the planters minds were there alternatives different from slavery to get the labor force that plantations needed? Why did they consider African slaves the ideal work force for these plantations? Make sure that your thesis statement clearly makes an argument for a connection between mercantilism, sugar and the acceptance of slavery as, at the very least, a necessity. As always be sure to cite and quote, and for the love of all that you hold dear, do not try to submit unoriginal work, you will most likely be caught and accordingly sanctioned! Instructions:Your essay should be no longer than 4 pages. Use 12 point script and please double space. Please utilize normal pre-set (1 inch) margins.When citing the material, especially when using direct quotes, please use footnote citations. (In Word go to References and Footnote and then type your source information.) A works cited page is not a substitute for footnotes. If you need guidance or help with this please do not hesitate to come visit with me or the TAs.Use Chicago Manual of Style for referencing. You can find brief guides readily available online.Please use your textbook, your notes and the Wilberforce article for this essay. Do not use outside sources.Be sure to edit your work for spelling and grammar mistakes as well as organization and clarity.

discuss two different challenges or aspects regarding the conduct of a systematic review.

The two challenges can be from the same systematic review-two assignments (each not to exceed 1500 wordsdescribe a particular challenge or aspect of the conduct of a systematic review and present either their way of dealing with this or the approach that they would take to deal with it.-one or both of the assignments can take the form of the outline for a SWAR (Study Within A Review), in which the particular challenge and a possible solution to it would be presented using the SWAR template, outlining the design of a study that could provide evidence to resolve the challenge.-This outline would include information on the background to the SWAR, its objective, the area of the study to be investigated, any interventions or actions that would be compared (and the method for allocating to different interventions or actions), the outcome measures to determine the effects of the interventions or actions and how these would be analysed, and any possible problems in implementing this SWAR.1. Is the question/issue to be addressed clearly described?2. Is an appropriate technique chosen to address this question/issue?3. Are alternative techniques, and the reasons for not using them, clearly
described?4. Have they identified potential sources of information and/or relevant
information adequately?5. Is their answer to the question (or their reason for not being able to answer it at
this time) clear?Question
Objective
Determining eligibility criteria- decide the types of participants who are eligible for your review
-decide on the types of intervention that are eligible for your review
-decide the types of outcome measure that should be reported in your review
-prepare a summary describing the types of participants, interventions, outcome measurs and study design that would be eligible for your reviewBackground
Interventions and comparators
Method for allocating to intervention or comparator
Data Extraction- discuss the rationale for obtaining complete data for review
Discuss the data extraction for some review
Appraise a data extraction form
Outcome measures
Analysis plans
Possible problems implementing

Should Autonomous Vehicles be adopted in the US?Should Autonomous Vehicles be adopted in the US?

Form an argument, not simply an aggregation of facts and opinionsUse outside resources – research the topic and bring in credible facts, examples and expert opinions to help make your argumentYou don’t need to include cover pages or tables of content. You can title your essay and you’re welcome to break your essay into sections if you believe it will help make your case. You’re welcome to include visuals in the document if important to making your argument (pictures, graphs, charts, etc)

Identify and assess the current competitive strategy of the organization and the conditions that created that strategy (internal and/or external).

The company chosen is: HILTON WORLDWIDE HOLDINGS, Inc.strategic plan analysis structure is outlined below and shall include the following:I. Executive Summary
a. Industry history/description;
b. Leading Companies in the Industry (2) their history/background; strategic leadership, vision, mission;
c. Your Company brief description, history, position in industry.II. External Environment Analysis
a. General Environment Trends/Factors of Technology, Demographic, Economic, Political/Legal, Socio-cultural and Global;
b. Industry Environment For example, Porters Five Forces or a Strategic Group Map;
c. Competitor Environment Future Objectives, Current Strategies, Assumptions, Capabilities.
Include within the external environment analysis Driving Forces and Key Success Factors.III. Internal Environment Analysis
a. The Organizations Resources, Capabilities, Core Competencies, Distinctive Competencies (or Competitive Advantages: determine using the Four Criteria Test), and Supply and Distribution Chains should be addressed.
b. Financials Key business financial strength statistics (e.g. liquidity); identify any significant trends (5 year; include competitor figures where relevant).
Note: The concepts of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats should be addressed somewhere in the paper, but necessarily as a SWOT chart.
IV. Strategic Analysis
b. Identify any changes in strategy that the organization has experienced (including any changes in the scope of operations, vertical or horizontal expansion, and approach to the global economy