The selection process in HR management.

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The ‘background checking/ verification’ for any job applicant is an important part of the selection process in HR management. Explain the consequences/ issues in general, if the background checking was conducted properly by HR the Manager.

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Creating a Courthouse Security Survey

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The reference for this book is
Jones, T. L. (2003). Court security: A guide for post 9-11 environments. Charles C. Thomas.
Within Chapter 2 of the textbook, on pages 12–36, you will find information about courtroom security surveys. This focus on building and creating a safe courtroom is urgently important to the public trust. For Part I of this assignment, please create a list of 10 questions you would ask in an attempt to learn more about the overall security of a given courtroom or courthouse. For example, what would be a question you would ask on the survey that would cover some aspect of enhancing security in the parking lot? These survey questions should cover the following topics: exterior safety, entrance security, and courtroom security. There are additional subtopics you may want to emphasize for your survey.
Exterior Safety:
Parking lot (e.g., Is the lot paved? What is the distance from the lot to the courthouse?),
Lighting (e.g., Does the parking lot have lights?), and
Physical barriers (e.g., Jersey barriers, fencing).
Entrance Security:
Doors (e.g., secured),
Screening area,
Random screening area,
Contraband (e.g., What constitutes as contraband?), and
Security team (e.g., training).
Courtroom Security:
Deputies (e.g., training, years of service),
Barriers and Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), and
Judges’ chambers (e.g., secured, panic room).

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Programming mobile system

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The aim is to develop a simple one-page TypeScript app for a library to maintain a small database of book information while the browser window is open. You can initialize your app with hardcoded data, or you can start with an empty data structure. Types are important in your code; however, there is no need to type everything, and general applicability of typing is as you have seen in the study guide. For example, there is no need to define a function type in a function definition as TypeScript and the reader can easily deduce the type from the function definition. You will have to type parameters and return values, though. Marks may be deducted for too few type definitions, i.e. writing JavaScript instead of TypeScript.

The book data has the following fields:

ISBN
Title
Author
Publication Date
Number of Pages
Availability (“Paperback”, “eBook”, “Audio book”)
Edition

The data has the following requirements (1 mark):
Each record must have a value for all fields. Only the Edition field can be blank.
The book Availability must be one of the options shown.
An ISBN can only be entered and saved once (it must be unique for each book).

Your database would probably be a TypeScript array of JavaScript objects, each of which has properties corresponding to the above fields. You can use another data structure if you wish, but types will be necessary to ensure the integrity of the data

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Personal essay for universities (admission requirements)

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Hello, I would like my “personal essay” to talk about the covid-19 pandemic, how it affected the world in many ways, and how it affected me as a person.Thus making me questioning myself the right questions, and making me want to start working more about myself, and develop myself as a person, and have my impact on the world in a way! (Please mention that I want to do this through joining the university X)