BUS 520 Week 9 Discussion | Assignment Help | Strayer University
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BUS 520 Week 9 Discussion | Assignment Help | Strayer University
Week 9 Discussion
Part 1: Post a Response
Organizations
from time to time must make hard decisions (expand, layoff employees or close a
facility). As a manager you will have to use work experiences, advice from
supervisors and the organizational culture to support your decision.
Organizational culture is the sum of the values and beliefs shared among
employees.
Suppose
you are a manager who is faced with having to reduce headcount (layoff one of
your two employees) in your unit. Sales within the company have declined due to
the downward spiral of the economy each department within the organization is
faced with making the same decision. Fortunately, you only have to cut one job;
others are reducing more.
Mary is in her mid-20s, single,
college graduate, she is very hard working and was in the top 10% of the
performance ratings this year, she constantly volunteers to travel, work
weekends and evenings. However, she supports political causes that could be
viewed as contrary to the goals of the company.
Alice is in her mid-40s, has two young
children, her husband is a doctor, her performance is good, and she has above
average performance reviews. However, she has limited availability on weekends
and limitations onovernight travel due to her volunteer work with local
charities.
- As a manager who would you
select to layoff and why?
- What other factors can be
used to decide who gets laid off in organizations?
- How should an organization
choose between a decision that is legal and in the best financial
interests of the organization, but which could be viewed as unethical?
Part 1: Post a Response
Organizations
from time to time must make hard decisions (expand, layoff employees or close a
facility). As a manager you will have to use work experiences, advice from
supervisors and the organizational culture to support your decision.
Organizational culture is the sum of the values and beliefs shared among
employees.
Suppose
you are a manager who is faced with having to reduce headcount (layoff one of
your two employees) in your unit. Sales within the company have declined due to
the downward spiral of the economy each department within the organization is
faced with making the same decision. Fortunately, you only have to cut one job;
others are reducing more.
Mary is in her mid-20s, single,
college graduate, she is very hard working and was in the top 10% of the
performance ratings this year, she constantly volunteers to travel, work
weekends and evenings. However, she supports political causes that could be
viewed as contrary to the goals of the company.
Alice is in her mid-40s, has two young
children, her husband is a doctor, her performance is good, and she has above
average performance reviews. However, she has limited availability on weekends
and limitations onovernight travel due to her volunteer work with local
charities.
- As a manager who would you
select to layoff and why?
- What other factors can be
used to decide who gets laid off in organizations?
- How should an organization
choose between a decision that is legal and in the best financial
interests of the organization, but which could be viewed as unethical?