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    Internal factors- are the internal qualities and shortcomings that a company exhibits‚ and they can clearly influence the performance of the business in how well it meets its goals and objectives‚ and they can be seen as merits in the event that they favourably affect the business‚ however they can be seen as shortcomings in the chance that they have a harmful impact at the business. External factors- have an impact to the company‚ and there is a variety of external factors that can have a positive

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    enterprise” (Coca Cola‚ 2009). For this reason Coca Cola was ranked #9 on the 2009 Diversity Inc Top 50 Companies for Diversity list. This will be the sixth year in a row that the company has won this honor. The company has also won awards for the Human Rights Campaign Best Place to Work awards for their performance regarding workplace policies for gay‚ lesbian‚ bisexual and transgender associates (Coca Cola‚ 2009). Proctor & Gamble William Procter and James Gamble formed the company known

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    external factor and ONE (1) internal factor which could affecting human resource management. (10 marks) Definition: Human Resource Management (HRM) is defined as the process of managing human talents to achieve an organization’s objectives. Human resource departments play an important role in areas such as staffing‚ employee relations and legal compliance within organizations. In order to achieve success‚ organizations have to look on the internal and external factors affecting human resources

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    How do the contextual factors of Othello shape your understanding of the play? Shakespeare’s Othello encompasses a wide variety of contextual factors which shape my understanding of the play. These contextual factors include historical‚ cultural‚ political and social factors. Othello is believed to have been written between late 1603 and early1604 during the period of time known as the “Elizabethan” Period (1580-1625) in which‚ the great works of the age were produced; it was also during this

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    Human migration Human migration is the movement by people from one place to another with the intention of settling temporarily or permanently in the new location. The movement is typically over long distances and from one country to another‚ but internal migration is also possible. Migration may be individuals‚ family units or in large groups. Immigration is the movement of people into a country to which they are not native in order to settle there‚ especially as permanent residents or future

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    Shames‚ "The More Factor” In “The More Factor” Laurence Shames‚ attempts to make a connection between the perceived attitude of most Americans that “More is better” and “frontierism” in American history. He describes the “More Factor” as the acquisition of things such as more land and more money. He compares this attitude of acquisition to European countries that have an opposite view of the meaning of what a frontier is. He expresses his feelings that the American attitude of growth and expansion

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    CAUSES OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING Causes of Human Trafficking  Local factor Human trafficking can be explained into two major causes such as local causes and international causes. In the area of local factors‚ abject poverty especially among women‚ a lack of political‚ social and economical stability are the few factors in the area of local factors. Besides that‚ a lack of reasonable and realistic prospects‚ situations of armed conflict and oppression‚ domestic violence and disintegration of the

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    Socio-cultural The society our days is interested in being fashionable and trendy. That means that there is a big interest of clothing retailing shops and Matalan is not an exception. Fashion is one of the main forces that make people buy more and more clothes. Many shops promote their new collections by displaying them on the windows and by showing them in television advertisements‚ so that people can see new season’s trends and choose the shop where they want to buy them. Fashion can influence

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    External Factors Nutrition Having a healthy diet and getting the right nutrition is essential for the growth of children’s development years. This helps children become physically strong‚ healthy and also the brain can reach its full potential‚ eating healthy can reduce the risk of diseases and vitamin deficiencies. It is important children eat healthy fresh food and not processed foods as they have high levels of salt‚ fat and sugar and this can lead to obesity. Education Children need

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    Factors Affecting Photosynthesis Low light intensity lowers the rate of photosynthesis. As the intensity is increased the rate also increases. However‚ after reaching an intensity of 10‚000 lux (lux is the unit for measuring light intensity) there is no effect on the rate. Very high intensity may‚ in fact‚ slow down the rate as it bleaches the chlorophyll. Normal sunlight (usually with an intensity of about 100‚000 lux) is quite sufficient for a normal rate of photosynthesis. Open and Closed

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