Essays on Corporate Governance

The above manufacturing ltd. Need a proper procedure followed in procurement of material. The unsystematic procedure for purchasing the materials the manufacturing ltd. Uses can cause a lot of problems for the company. The most important being what exactly is the cost of the closing…

Introduction The legal definition of medical malpractice isn’t just constrained to the behaviour of medical doctors, it also applies to attendants, nurses, anesthesiologists, facilities providing healthcare, companies selling medicine, and others that give medical services. The central purpose of a medical negligence suit is to…

The corporate governance is one kind of set rules, practices and process which are included for directing, controlling, managing any organization and maintains its quality of the development and care of the institution for the optimization of customer satisfaction. In the case of any occurrence…

In this commentary, I will examine The Gap Inc.’s working conditions and will eventually come to a conclusion whether or not they can be considered as socially responsible in terms of the manual labour process The Gap, Inc, is an American multinational corporation which operates…

Introduction Charismatic leadership are the qualities that influence the subordinate with action and behavior. Charisma is a trait which is associated with leaders. The term charismatic comes from Greek word charis which means grace, kindness and life. Charismatic people are considered as graceful and virtuous….

Company: Trade Union – Retail Employment After deep and complex analyses on our results, I realized that we need to adopt news strategy do achieve the company goals in order to maximize results. The reasons for our existence as a trade union consists to protect…

Briefly About the Types of Leadership Every leader has his/her own leadership style. Some take over a team with floundering morale and turn it around to become a very effective team. Some manage to do just the opposite. In this essay, I will be exploring…

In contemporary business world, businesses are expected to take more responsibilities beyond the economic reasons of engaging in business venture. According to Porter and Kramer (2006), business organizations involved in societal cause as a response to strategic CSR based on the significance of some social…

Corporate Social Responsibility is a management concept whereby companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their business operations and interactions with their stakeholders. CSR is generally understood as being the way through which a company achieves a balance of economic, environmental and social imperatives, while…

So far throughout this course we have covered many concepts in a short amount of time. However, there were a few concepts that really stood out to me. For example leadership traits, charismatic leadership, leadership motives. These stood out for me either because I related…