Human development theories

As a social worker, you will never have the privilege of seeing a client grow and evolve over the entire length of their life. Even if you do work with a client for a long time, you won’t witness their evolution firsthand; rather, the client will convey to you what they are experiencing. For the […]

Examples of bad business contracts.

 
Research examples of bad business contracts. In the world of business, contracts are the key to success. What you put into writing, and agree to with your signature, can make or break your company. There are dozens of different contracts that you may have to create and/or sign, as a business owner: employment, vendor, marketing, intellectual property, lease or purchase, licensing agreements, and many more. It is vital to be able to identify a bad business contract. Far too many people get themselves into trouble because they signed on the dotted line, without understanding the terms first. Here is how to approach your professional assignment:
Review websites or journals to research examples of bad business contracts in history.
Pick one example of a bad contract. This could be a mistake, fraud, poor agreement, ambiguity, lack of clarity, or other examples discussed in class readings.
Develop a two- to three-page APA-formatted paper and include the source citation for the poor contract example. Be sure to describe the major issues of the bad contract you have selected.
If you had negotiated the contract, what changes would you have made to ensure a proper contract was signed by both parties?
 
 
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Family disagreements

 
 
 
 
Working through issues of family disagreements can be difficult for a case manager. In this discussion, reflect on why working with families who disagree is challenging. Discuss what skills a case manager needs to address family disagreements.
 
 
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Accounting question

 
 
 
If a company has asset classes that include short-term and long-term investments, what criteria should they employ to determine if an asset is reported as a cash equivalent or an investment on their classified balance sheet? Use examples to illustrate your position and be sure to cite GAAP to support your claims.
In your responses to classmates, identify what type of internal controls would ensure proper classification of cash equivalents. How would that fit into the company’s overall system of internal controls over cash? Use examples to illustrate your position, and be sure to cite GAAP to support your claims.
 
 
 
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