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    Gerry Mullen Case

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    What options does Gerry Mullen should take in consideration? Analyzing the case I could study the different choices that he have as a CEO of Red Lobsters restaurants. This case is a big representation of ethics. It should be right for Mullen to change the advertisement or change the suppliers who provided the lobsters to the restaurant. When I read the case I could appreciate that the captains and boat owners in La Mosquitia do not really care about the human rights because If you read the Human

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    community of North Haven that has a year-round population of approximately 360 people. This small town revolves around the fishing season‚ whether it is selling their lobster catches to summer visitors‚ or catching shrimp throughout the winter. In recent years the water temperatures have increased due to global warming causing lobsters and other fish to migrate away from the Gulf of Maine. Ronald Wright in his book‚ A Short History of Progress‚ discusses how through growth and technological developments

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    Time EBSCOhost‚ Retrieved May 21‚ 2013. LaHue‚ P. M. (2003). The Refreshing Red Lobster. Restaurant Hospitality‚ 87(3)‚ 36. Business Source Complete EBSCOhost‚ Retrieved May 25‚ 2013. Lockyer‚ S. E. (2006). Darden pins growth on Red Lobster‚ Olive Garden. Nation ’s Restaurant News‚ 40(14)‚ 1-59. Business Source Complete Ebscohost‚ Retrieved May 25‚ 2013. Ling‚ F.‚ Ibbs‚ C.‚ & Cuervo‚ J PR‚ N. (2011‚ July 26). Red Lobster Debuts New Ads Featuring the Brand ’s ’Real People ’. PR Newswire US‚ Regional

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    Marketing Mix Presentation By: Cornelia Solomon Red Lobster Red Lobster is a casual dining restaurant that specializes in freshly prepared seafood dishes. 4 P’s Marketing Mix Analysis Over the last several years‚ consumers have become more concerned about their overall health. A healthier life is believe to be a direct correlation to diet. This trend has forced Red Lobster to change their menu in order to meet consumers needs. This presentation will outline our new strategy focusing on the 4

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    papa johns

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    Oysters Legal 15.95 Legal Lobsters from crisp‚ cold north atlantic waters Steamed 1.25 - 1.5o lb 31.95 39.95 53.95 1.50 - 1.75 lb 2.00 - 2.50 lb Lobster Bake baked with spinach‚ cheese and crumbs Fried Oysters cassia salt‚ seaweed salad 11.95 39.95 cup of clam chowder‚ steamers‚ mussels‚ chouriço‚ corn on the cob‚ steamed 1-1.25 lb. lobster (larger sizes available please inquire) Crispy Montauk Calamari 12.95 Baked Stuffed Lobster add 6.00 Shrimp Wontons 10.95

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    George

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    Food Traditions Never Change In the autobiography‚ Lobster Lessons‚ the author Aleksandra Crapanzano tells her story of her love‚ John and how after a year of dating he takes her away from her comfort to a small cottage on the beach of Nantucket. Not only is she far from home but she is going to meet his permanent other women‚ great-aunt Margaret. Aleksandra Crapanzano believes that the rituals of Aunt Margaret and her boiling of a lobster in sea water couldn’t be real cuisine. The author

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    philanthropic corporate social responsibilities all together. But they did mention about Red Lobster’s and its employees ethical and legal responsibilities. The case did not mention if Red Lobsters support any social causes or do any volunteers for the community. Therefore‚ we cannot judge whether or not Red Lobster was responsible socially or philanthropically. Ethical: Canant‚ Red Lobster’s general manager‚ had to fire the waitress because removing the comment card from the locked box is considered

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    When starting southwest airlines and red lobster choosing the proper method of compensating the employees can play an important role in the company’s success. One method of compensation used to motivate their employees is performance-based pay. Performance-based pay is a method of compensation that involves paying employees based on the work they perform. Employee rewards and recognition are very popular. Awards can be in the form of money‚ prizes‚ plaques‚ travel‚ and public commendations.

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    Food Ethics

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    Consider the Lobster by David Foster Wallace‚ the author describes lobsters in New England in the 1800’s as having an “Unbelievable abundance (238).” These crustaceous creatures were all over the shores of New England. Wallace writes about the Boston seashore as‚ “being littered with lobsters after hard storms… (238).” Yet‚ Lobster were considered “low-class” and as Wallace states‚ “…eaten only by the poor and institutionalized (237).” It was considered unethical to even feed the poor lobster “…more than

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    Alexander Kyriakides Professor Jennifer Hyde Writing the Essay 5/2/16 Element of the Crowd The essays of David Foster Wallace are‚ in many ways‚ not about the subjects they pretend to cover. Foster Wallace is not concerned with lobsters‚ high-stake tennis matches or the way that Midwesterners gather around their TV’s. Instead‚ Foster Wallace is interested with what surrounds these subjects and what they have to say about human experience. In this sense‚ the seemingly random topics Foster Wallace

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