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Evaluate the training program by identifying its strengths and weaknesses, assessing the effectiveness of its content and organization for on-the-job learning, and reviewing revised materials based on formative evaluation. Observe trainer performance and student engagement, administer post-program tests for outcome measurement, and conduct an attitude survey to gauge participant satisfaction and needs fulfillment. Lastly, compare job performance between trained and untrained individuals and anal

Summarise this ;Identify the programme's strengths and weaknesses. • Assess whether the content, organisation, and administration of the programme contribute to learning and the use of the training on the job. • Examine all learning materials after they have been revised in the light of formative evaluation results - do they appear to do what they are supposed to do? • Observe the trainer/facilitators delivering the material - do students respond as expected? Does the trainer or facilitator adequately present the material? • Administer a post-programme test to measure student achievement of outcomes. • Administer an attitude survey to find out how well participants liked the course and to what extent they felt that it met their needs. • Compare the subsequent job performance of (1) those who received training, and (2) those who did not receive training (or benefited from a different kind of performance improvement strategy). • Compare the cost and benefits of different training programmes to choose the best programme.

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### 2.1 Considerations for Presenting a Training Program

1. **Understanding the Audience**: Tailor the content to the participants’ knowledge levels and learning styles for better engagement.

2. **Clear Objectives**: Clearly articulate the goals and expected outcomes of the training to set expectations.

3. **Interactive Learning**: Incorporate interactive elements like discussions or hands-on activities to enhance participation and retention.

4. **Effective Communication**: Use clear and con

The presentation of the training programme is the culmination of all the previous activities in the design of a training programme or system. All the planning previously done contributes to this learning experience for the students/ trainees. The ultimate success of training therefore depends largely on its efficient presentation. Scenario: The success of a training programme is that the presenter of the programme demonstrates certain competencies. As a trainer, what considerations would you integrate into your training approach? Source: Erasmus, B., Loedolff, P., du Plessis, M., Mda, T., Nel, P. 2019. Managing Training Development. 8th Ed. Oxford: Cape Town. South Africa. Required: 2.1 Identify and explain using your own words at least seven (7) considerations you would keep in mind when presenting a training programme to ensure that the programme is sufficient. (14 marks) 2.2 Considering your answers to question 2.1. One of your HR colleagues asked you to present a paper based on the competencies a trainer requires to facilitate a well-designed training and development programme properly. In your presentation, identify and elaborate using your own words nine (9) competencies a trainer requires to facilitate a well-designed training and development programme properly. (18 marks

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Utility, Consumer, Behavior, Diminishing, Economics in an abstract style

2.1) Economists use utility and the law of diminishing marginal utility to understand more about consumer behaviour. They have come up with three concluding ideas on consumer behaviour. Discuss these three concluding ideas. (6 Marks

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Delta X is a new technology company that has recently entered the smartphone market. The company offers innovative features and competitive pricing, quickly gaining a significant share of the market. You are tasked with identifying and describing the three main factors that determine a firm's market power within a market.

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The long-run average cost (LRAC) curve for Meadowland Farms, where doubling production also doubles costs, is represented as a downward-sloping linear line. This indicates constant returns to scale, meaning that as production increases, the average cost per unit remains constant.

### Diagram Description:

1. **X-Axis:** Quantity of Output
2. **Y-Axis:** Average Cost
3. **Graph Line:** A straight, downward-sloping line indicating that as the quantity produced increases, the average cost remains

Meadowland Farms is a beacon of sustainability and quality in the dairy industry. Through meticulous management, doubling the farm’s output precisely doubles the cost of production, ensuring efficiency in resource utilisation. Identify the shape of the Meadowland Farm’s long run average cost curve. Provide a suitable diagram with your answer. Fully label your graph. (2+8 = 10 Marks

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To calculate the required costs for Soprano Devices, we can follow these steps:

### Given:
- **Rent**: R40,000 (fixed cost)
- **Labour**: R600 per TV
- **Depreciation**: R1,000 (fixed cost)
- **Raw materials**: R350 per TV
- **TVs Sold**: 200

### Calculations:

**i) Total Fixed Costs (TFC)**
- TFC = Rent + Depreciation
- TFC = R40,000 + R1,000 = **R41,000**

**ii) Average Fixed Costs (AFC)**
- AFC = TFC / TVs Sold
- AFC = R41,000 / 200 = **R205**

**iii) Total Variable Costs (TVC)**
- TVC

) Soprano devices is a popular TV store in Durban and has been experiencing a few financial difficulties.The store’s costs seem to be climibing; however, the revenue remains stagnant. The financials have been provided below: Rent: R40 000 Labour: R600 per TV Depreciation on equipment: R1000 Raw materials: R350 per TV TVs Sold: 200 Required: Using the above information, as a learned economics student, you are tasked with calculating the following costs: i) Total fixed costs (TFC) (1 Mark) ii) Average fixed costs (AFC) (1 Mark) iii) Total variable costs (TVC) (1 Mark) iv) Average variable costs (AVC) (2 Marks) v) Total costs (TC) (2 Marks) vi) Average total costs (ATC) (2 Marks)

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**Image Description:** An infographic illustrating three key conclusions about consumer behavior: 1) Consumers derive satisfaction from goods and services (utility), 2) The law of diminishing marginal utility shows that as consumption increases, the added satisfaction from each additional unit decreases, and 3) Decision-making is influenced by preferences and income levels, depicting diverse consumers in a marketplace.

Economists use utility and the law of diminishing marginal utility to understand more about consumer behaviour. They have come up with three concluding ideas on consumer behaviour. Discuss these three concluding ideas

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Substitution, Income, Indifference, Budget, Utility in an abstract style

Following a change in price, explain the distinction between the substitution effect and income effect concerning an indifference curve and budget line in microeconomics. You are also required to explain how these effects influence consumer decision-making and utility maximisation. (4+4+2=10 Marks) Hint: Your response should include a detailed analysis of each effect and their implications on consumer behaviour.

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### Indifference Curves in Microeconomics

**1. Shape and Properties of Indifference Curves (4 Marks)**
Indifference curves represent combinations of two goods that provide the same level of satisfaction or utility to a consumer. The unique shape of an indifference curve is typically convex to the origin, reflecting the principle of diminishing marginal rate of substitution (MRS). As a consumer moves along the curve, trading off one good for another, they are willing to give up less of one goo

Explain the main properties of an indifference curve in microeconomics, focusing on its unique shape where all combinations provide equal utility. Also, discuss why it is possible to have numerous indifference curves for any consumer's choice between two goods. Your answer should include a detailed explanation of the shape, the concept of equal utility along the curve, and the reason for the existence of multiple indifference curves. (4+4+4=12 Marks)

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Infographic illustrating digital tools for business continuity and disaster recovery for a bookstore, featuring cloud storage, e-commerce platforms, and remote collaboration tools.

Recommendations on how the VIB Bookstore can digitally enable their enterprise taking into consideration business continuity and disaster recovery

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Certainly! Here are eleven factors that influence adult learning, along with practical considerations for training and development (T&D) initiatives:

1. **Motivation**: Adults are often motivated by personal or professional reasons. T&D initiatives can enhance motivation by linking training outcomes to career advancement or personal growth. For example, offering courses aligned with career progression can drive engagement.

2. **Self-Directed Learning**: Adults typically prefer to take control

You have been appointed as the new head of HR at Company XYZ. The board of directors has asked you to give a presentation on the factors that influence adult learning. Identify and explain using your own words at least eleven (11) factors influencing adult learning. Throughout you’re your answer, offer an example of how these influential factors can be practically considered in T&D initiatives.

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Here are six different classroom settings for training and development initiatives:

1. **Traditional Classroom Setting**: This is a conventional setup with rows of desks facing a teacher at the front. It works well for lectures and presentations, allowing for structured learning. It's best suited for theoretical training where instruction can be delivered directly.

2. **Workshop Setting**: A more interactive environment with tables arranged in a U-shape or clusters. This setting encourages col

One of your HR peers has approached you for advice regarding classroom setting/design. Identify and explain in detail, making us, in your own words, at least six (6) different classroom settings in which training and development initiatives can be applied. (18 marks

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Illustration of six distinct classroom settings: a traditional classroom, a corporate training room, an outdoor workshop, a virtual classroom on a computer screen, a community center training space, and a lab setting for hands-on learning.

Six different classroom settings in which training and development initiatives can be applied

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### Terms Found in Nominate Contracts

1. **Contracts of Sale**:
- **Parties**: Identification of buyer and seller.
- **Subject Matter**: Description of the goods sold.
- **Purchase Price**: Specified amount to be paid by the buyer.
- **Payment Terms**: Conditions under which payment will be made (e.g., upfront, installments).
- **Delivery Terms**: Specifications about when and how the goods will be delivered.
- **Warranties**: Any guarantees regarding the quality or conditio

Contracts of sale, contracts of lease and partnership agreements are examples of nominate contracts. Identify and describe the terms found in these contracts. Additionally, provide an example of the terms as would be found in a contract of sale

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Nominate contracts, such as contracts of sale, contracts of lease, and partnership agreements, contain specific terms that outline the rights and obligations of the parties involved.

### Key Terms Found in These Contracts:

1. **Contracts of Sale:**
- **Parties Involved:** Names and details of the buyer and seller.
- **Description of Goods:** Clear identification of the items being sold.
- **Purchase Price:** The amount to be paid and the currency.
- **Payment Terms:** Specifies ho

Contracts of sale, contracts of lease and partnership agreements are examples of nominate contracts. Identify and describe the terms found in these contracts. Additionally, provide an example of the terms as would be found in a contract of sale

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Infographic illustrating the 12 principles of the National Qualifications Framework, featuring keywords like "Accessibility," "Rigor," and "Consistency," alongside brief explanations for each principle.

Identify an explain the 12 principles and the pending qualifications that align with the national qualification framework standards

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Illustration of a diverse HR team collaborating on training programs, with visual elements representing recruiting, workshops, performance reviews, mentorship, and compliance training.

Five other functions/responsibilties that may form part of training and develpment within the human resource department

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Here are ten functions that the Human Resources (HR) department typically oversees concerning Training and Development (T&D) initiatives within an organization:

1. **Needs Assessment**: HR conducts evaluations to identify training needs within the organization by analyzing performance gaps and employee skills.

2. **Program Design**: HR develops tailored training programs that align with organizational goals and address the specific needs and learning styles of employees.

3. **Budgeting**: HR

dentify and explain in detail, making use of your own words, at least ten (10) functions that the Human Resources (HR) department is often responsible for in regard to Training and Development (T&D initiatives within the organisation). (10 marks)

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### 5.1 Legal Principle

The applicable legal principle in this scenario is **unjust enrichment**. This principle asserts that one party should not be unjustly enriched at the expense of another. In cases where a payment is made by mistake, the recipient of the funds (in this case, Oliver) may be required to return the money, even if they have not used it, since they received it without a valid legal basis.

### 5.2 Discussion on Eric's Claim Against Oliver

To determine whether Eric would succe

Eric owes Chad R 700,000.00. Eric and Chad agree that the money can be paid into Chad’s account on the 1st of March 2024. Eric completes the payment and sends the proof of payment to Chad. Chad reviews the document and notices that the money has been paid into the incorrect bank account. He alerts Eric who checks the payment and discovers that the payment had erroneously been made to Oliver. Eric contacts Oliver and learns that R 700,000.00 had been paid into his back account, but none of the money has been used yet as Oliver was not sure why he had received the payment in the first place. Oliver is, however, now refusing to refund the money. Required: 5.1. Identify and describe the legal principle under the law of obligations that is applicable to the given scenario. (5 marks) 5.2. With specific reference to the requirements of the legal principle identified in Question 5.1 above, discuss whether Eric would be able to succeed with a claim against Oliver. (12 marks

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In the given scenario, the legal principle applicable is *unjust enrichment*. This principle arises when one party benefits at the expense of another without a legal basis for that benefit. Here are the key elements:

1. **Enrichment**: Oliver has been enriched by receiving R 700,000.00, a benefit he was not entitled to.

2. **At the expense of another**: The amount paid to Oliver was intended for Chad, creating a direct link between the benefit Oliver received and the loss incurred by Eric.

Eric owes Chad R 700,000.00. Eric and Chad agree that the money can be paid into Chad’s account on the 1st of March 2024. Eric completes the payment and sends the proof of payment to Chad. Chad reviews the document and notices that the money has been paid into the incorrect bank account. He alerts Eric who checks the payment and discovers that the payment had erroneously been made to Oliver. Eric contacts Oliver and learns that R 700,000.00 had been paid into his back account, but none of the money has been used yet as Oliver was not sure why he had received the payment in the first place. Oliver is, however, now refusing to refund the money. Required: 5.1. Identify and describe the legal principle under the law of obligations that is applicable to the given scenario. (5 marks)

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In South Africa, divorce matters fall under the jurisdiction of both the High Courts and the Magistrate's Courts, depending on certain criteria.

1. **Magistrate's Courts**: The Magistrate's Courts have jurisdiction to hear divorce cases when:
- Both parties to the marriage are domiciled in the area of the Magistrate's Court.
- The marriage has been in existence for at least one year.
- The divorce does not involve complex issues (e.g., custody disputes or significant assets).

2. **Hig

Read the fictitious scenario and answer the questions that follow: Phillip, a web developer by profession, was recently instructed to design a web page for a well-known law firm in South Africa. He has been married to Melissa for seven years. Phillip meets Jessica at the law firm (his client). Shortly after meeting, Phillip and Jessica become involved in a romantic relationship, and Phillip realises that he no longer wishes to be married to Melissa. He decides to institute divorce proceedings. Philip has approached you, a legal advisor, for legal advice .Phillip needs to select the correct court for his divorce matter. With reference to legislation, discuss the civil jurisdictions of the Magistrate’s Courts and advise Phillip on which court can hear his matter. (9 marks)

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$**Difference Between Civil and Criminal Matters:** 1. **Definition**: - **Civil Matters**: These involve disputes between individuals or entities where one party seeks compensation or remedy from another. Common examples include lawsuits regarding property, contracts, or family issues. - **Criminal Matters**: These are cases where the state prosecutes an individual for actions considered harmful to society. Offenses can range from minor infractions to serious crimes, and the penalties ca$ Read the fictitious scenario and answer the questions that follow: Phillip, a web developer by profession, was recently instructed to design a web page for a well-known law firm in South Africa. He has been married to Melissa for seven years. Phillip meets Jessica at the law firm (his client). Shortly after meeting, Phillip and Jessica become involved in a romantic relationship, and Phillip realises that he no longer wishes to be married to Melissa. He decides to institute divorce proceedings. Philip has approached you, a legal advisor, for legal advice Briefly explain the difference between civil and criminal matters to Phillip. Also, identify under which of these two categories the divorce proceeding would be classified. (3 marks

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To classify the assets of the business as either current or non-current, here’s a breakdown based on the information provided:

### Current Assets:
1. **Cash:** R12,950
2. **Trade Receivable:** R20,100
3. **Merchandise Inventory:** R20,150
4. **Prepaid Advertising:** R56,800

**Total Current Assets:** R12,950 + R20,100 + R20,150 + R56,800 = R109,000

### Non-Current Assets:
1. **Building:** R121,400 (this is a long-term asset)
2. **Land:** R97,000 (this is considered a long-term asset)
3. **Mort

1. The business purchased a building for R121 400. 2. The total trade and salary payable accounts are R134 100 and R24 600, respectively. 3. The business’s cash at the end of the year was R12 950 4. The mortgage note payable for the property that the business owns is R101 100 5. The trade receivable for the business were R20 100 6. The store has merchandise inventory of R20 150 7. Mr. Brown originally invested R68 600 capital in the business 8. The business paid R56 800 for advertising in advance and classified the account as prepaid advertising 9. The business owns land that is worth R97 000 Required a) Identify and classify the assets the business has as of the end of the month, if any, as either current or non-current assets. (12 marks)

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To classify the assets of the business at the end of the month, we can categorize them as current or non-current assets based on their liquidity and usability. Here’s the classification:

### Current Assets:
1. **Cash**: R12,950
2. **Trade Receivables**: R20,100
3. **Merchandise Inventory**: R20,150
4. **Prepaid Advertising**: R56,800

**Total Current Assets**: R12,950 + R20,100 + R20,150 + R56,800 = **R109,000**

### Non-Current Assets:
1. **Building**: R121,400 (Note: Although this was purch

1. The business purchased a building for R121 400. 2. The total trade and salary payable accounts are R134 100 and R24 600, respectively. 3. The business’s cash at the end of the year was R12 950 4. The mortgage note payable for the property that the business owns is R101 100 5. The trade receivable for the business were R20 100 6. The store has merchandise inventory of R20 150 7. Mr. Brown originally invested R68 600 capital in the business 8. The business paid R56 800 for advertising in advance and classified the account as prepaid advertising 9. The business owns land that is worth R97 000 Required a) Identify and classify the assets the business has as of the end of the month, if any, as either current or non-current assets. (12 marks)

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Illustration of a modern office building with business people discussing plans, emphasizing a collaborative teamwork atmosphere.

Which is the only kind of cooperation in which the directors have a legal responsibility for the obligations incurred by the firm

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Illustration of a diverse group of people collaborating over paperwork, with financial statements and graphs prominently displayed on a table.

Which two categories of cooperation are required to include their audited financial statements when submitting their annual returns

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Indigenous, Law, Estate, Concerns, Case law in the style of Pablo Picasso

Read the fictitious scenario below and answer the questions that follow: Aurora, an adult female, is concerned about her sickly father’s estate. Her family follows indigenous law. She is aware that her father does not have a will, which means that in the event of his death, his estate will devolve to the male lineage alone. Required: 3.1. Briefly explain indigenous law as a source of law to Aurora. It is not necessary to refer to legislation in your answer. (4 marks) 3.2. With reference to case law, indicate to Aurora whether her concerns are valid. (4 marks

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“Thus, a tool is needed to assist companies in their human resource management (HRM) department so that HRM performance and efficiency can be improved and critical HRM problems can be avoided. The tool is Human Resource Information System (HRIS). Many large companies that use HRIS realise the importance of implementing ICT systems into business processes to increase the company's overall competitive capabilities and make business processes more effective and efficient, including data and information processing into HRM functions (Basu et al., 2022). Fast food restaurants are an example of a company implementing HRIS in the food industry. They carry out HR management using HRIS to minimise human error in business processes, make business processes more effective and efficient and improve HRM efficiency and accuracy. On the other hand, the application of information technology to manage human resources is still evolving, and often the systems connected to business processes that apply information technology is fragmented (Muqaddim & Hosain, 2021). Based on the brief explanation above, the 7 HHRM130-1-Jan-Jan2024-FA2-TMP-V.4-06112023 researcher is then interested in seeing how implementing HRIS can improve the efficiency of a company's HRM.” Source: Panjaitan, E.H.H., 2023. Implementing Human Resource Information System (HRIS) for Efficient Human Resource Management. International Journal of Science and Society, 5(2), pp.128-139. [Google Scholar] (Accessed 31st August 2023) Click here to access. 4.1Within an organisation there are specific users of integrated Human Resource modules, namely the HR department, executive management, line managers and employees. Required: Name and offer a brief explanation using your own words for each of these fourteen (14) approaches discussed in your courseware. (28 marks) 4.2There are three orders of change outlined in the courseware outlined by Net et al, (2011). According to Jones (2012) first order change can be defined as incremental change, with a relatively small scope (sometimes taking a few days to implement) with few consequences/ disturbances to the norm. Offer a brief explanation for the other two (2) orders of organisational change. (2 marks

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Douglas Murray McGregor’s (1960) X and Y theory contributed the notion of selffulfilling prophecies in reference to the human-side of enterprise and economics. This is where a manager with a deeply held or inherent belief about the typical/ fundamental nature or characteristics of their subordinates. Understanding and acknowledging these underlying beliefs can help predict how a manager will likely respond to employees in the workplace – offering context for their actions. Source: Werner, A., Botha, C., Ngalo, O., Poisat, P., Van Hoek, L., Chinyamurindi, W., & Dodd,N.2021. Human Resource Management. 11th Revised edition. South Africa: Oxford University Press. 3.1A Human Resource Management (HRM) practitioner utilising McGregor’s (1960) X and Y theory to understand these underlying beliefs could help predict how a manager will structure their delegations and communication in the workplace. Describe the five (5) negative and five (5) positive influential assumptions outlined by McGregor (1960) in your courseware. (10 marks)Douglas Murray McGregor’s (1960) X and Y theory contributed the notion of selffulfilling prophecies in reference to the human-side of enterprise and economics. This is where a manager with a deeply held or inherent belief about the typical/ fundamental nature or characteristics of their subordinates. Understanding and acknowledging these underlying beliefs can help predict how a manager will likely respond to employees in the workplace – offering context for their actions. Source: Werner, A., Botha, C., Ngalo, O., Poisat, P., Van Hoek, L., Chinyamurindi, W., & Dodd,N.2021. Human Resource Management. 11th Revised edition. South Africa: Oxford University Press. 3.1A Human Resource Management (HRM) practitioner utilising McGregor’s (1960) X and Y theory to understand these underlying beliefs could help predict how a manager will structure their delegations and communication in the workplace. Describe the five (5) negative and five (5) positive influential assumptions outlined by McGregor (1960) in your courseware. (10 marks)

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Abraham Hofstede’s research offers modern theory a foundational understanding of cultural differences. Hofstede contributed to the notion of universal/ global factors that all human tribes/ cultures are established upon and further argued that all societies differ along fundamental cultural dimensions. As a prospective Human Resource (HR) practitioner understanding foundational theory allows for a comprehensive understanding of diversity management discourse. Source: Werner, A., Botha, C., Ngalo, O., Poisat, P., Van Hoek, L., Chinyamurindi, W., & Dodd, N. 2021. Human Resource Management. 11th Revised edition. South Africa: Oxford University Press. p. 314. 5 HHRM130-1-Jan-Jan2024-FA2-TMP-V.4-06112023 Required: Identify, and briefly describe these six (6) categorical factors. (6 marks

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With considerably more women entering the job market, Barker (2007) discusses how greater gender diversity can afford practical benefits to employees and the organisation overall. As part of the Human Resource Management for Rowl-et associates, a start-up company looking to hire more workers, you have been asked to weigh-in on diversity management and career management. In doing so, you must explain to the board of directors the reasons for the sharp increase in the labour force participation rate of women. (Fictious scenario developed by Educator) Source: Werner, A., Botha, C., Ngalo, O., Poisat, P., Van Hoek, L., Chinyamurindi, W., & Dodd, N. 2021. Human Resource Management. 11th Revised edition. South Africa: Oxford University Press. p. 314. 2.1Identify and explain the seven (7) advances associated with greater gender diversity, outlined in your courseware by Barker (2007). (14 marks) 2.2 Identify the four (4) different ways that goal setting can motivate employee behaviour in performance management. (4 marks)

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Over the last decade, 360° feedback (also known as multi-source feedback) has revolutionised the feedback and performance appraisal process, where anonymous feedback from colleagues at various levels is correlated and offered to individual team members. Required: Identify four (4) of the various practical benefits and four (4) disadvantages related to the 360° feedback method. (8 marks)

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2. Branch out main topics
3. Add subtopics to each main branch
4. Use keywords and images
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4.1 With reference to infographic design, differentiate between visual composition and visual hierarchy. (12 marks) 4.2 The purpose of a mind map is to provide a structured way to capture and organise ideas and information. They help users to understand concepts by breaking them down into their component parts. Identify and briefly explain the steps used when creating a mind map. (6 marks

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“Social media is not a monologue, it’s a two-way conversation. It’s a dialogue and some people don’t understand that. Social media is more like a telephone than a television.” Amy-Jo Martin 3.1 Discuss what blogging is and why it is such a popular form of social media. 9 marks

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Nathan is a first-year student at Boston City Campus. For his Business Management module, he is required to write a research essay on the impact of social media on businesses in South Africa. From what Nathan has seen and read on line, it seems that social media can have both a positive and negative impact on businesses. 1.1 In order for Nathan to determine the impact of social media on businesses, he needs to conduct research. The process of conducting research in order to write an essay, means that he is conducting academic research. Explain your understanding of the term academic research. (3 marks) 1.2 Academic research consists of five (5) steps. Identify and explain each of the steps and apply them to the scenario (i.e. explain how Nathan will apply the steps to his essay writing). (20 marks) 1.3 In order to avoid plagiarism and copyright infringement, Nathan needs to compile a reference list for his essay. Based on the journal article information provided on the next page, create a journal article bibliographical citation. (8 marks) Note: Pay careful attention to the use of full stops, commas, brackets and italics

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Nathan is a first-year student at Boston City Campus. For his Business Management module, he is required to write a research essay on the impact of social media on businesses in South Africa. From what Nathan has seen and read on line, it seems that social media can have both a positive and negative impact on businesses. 1.1 In order for Nathan to determine the impact of social media on businesses, he needs to conduct research. The process of conducting research in order to write an essay, means that he is conducting academic research. Explain your understanding of the term academic research. (3 marks) 1.2 Academic research consists of five (5) steps. Identify and explain each of the steps and apply them to the scenario (i.e. explain how Nathan will apply the steps to his essay writing). (20 marks) 1.3 In order to avoid plagiarism and copyright infringement, Nathan needs to compile a reference list for his essay. Based on the journal article information provided on the next page, create a journal article bibliographical citation. (8 marks) Note: Pay careful attention to the use of full stops, commas, brackets and italics

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Training and development (T&D) can take place effectively only if it is carried out within the context of a logical and systematic process. This can be done through the application of a relevant training and development model that would include steps such as determining training needs and job analysis; programme design; presenting training; and the evaluation of training. As the Human Resource Management for Bre-loom Inc. you have been hired as a consultant to consider potential solutions for a productivity issue with the IT department. After assessing the situation, you decide you would like to discuss the utility of training and development initiatives, career management, and feedback systems. (Fictious scenario developed by the examiner.) Source: Werner, A., Botha, C., Ngalo, O., Poisat, P., Van Hoek, L., Chinyamurindi, W., & Dodd, N. 2021. Human Resource Management. 11th Revised edition. South Africa: Oxford University Press. p. 314. 1.1Identify and explain the twelve (12) practical reasons an organisation prioritises training and developing their employed staff members. (12 marks) 1.2 Discuss five (5) benefits of career management for both the employees and the employer. (10 marks) 1.3 Over the last decade, 360° feedback (also known as multi-source feedback) has revolutionised the feedback and performance appraisal process, where anonymous feedback from colleagues at various levels is correlated and offered to individual team members. Required: Identify four (4) of the various practical benefits and four (4) disadvantages related to the 360° feedback method. (8 marks

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Apple’s Competitive Advantage in the market Apple Inc is an American multinational corporation specialising in the design and sale of computer software, consumer electronics and personal computers. Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne joined forces to co-found the company. Apple Inc has gained a reputation for innovation, consistently introducing new advancements, starting from the initial Apple computer Macintosh to the latest iPhone and iPad series. Presently, Apple Inc has achieved global recognition due to its cutting-edge technology featured in products like iPods, iPhones, MacBooks, Apple TV, and various 5 HBMN130-1-Jan-Jun2024-FA2-LMG-V3-29012024 professional software application. Advanced technological products contribute to an enhanced quality of life for consumers in various ways. Futhermore, Apple Inc’s influential position in the worldwide market has altered the pattern of consumer utilisation of electronic devices, particularly in the realm of virtual communication. Individuls will no longer have to carry multiple devices, each with limited functionalities. Additionally, Apple has established considerable value in a fiercely competitive market and industry, aiding in the attainment of competitive advantages in an environment marked by intense competition. Furthermore, it encompasses external factors that pose challenging obstacles for Apple Inc. Hence, Apple Inc is recognised as a robust company and the frontrunner in its industry. Source: IDS Oliveira (2022) Required: 3.1 Briefly explain the concept of competitive advantage and provide an example of an organisation that has a competitive advantage over the other. (4 marks) 3.2 From the above case study presented, advise Apple on how they can sustain their competitive advantage through information technology. (15 marks

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Refer to the below and answer the following questions. John is a project manager at a construction company. He has been tasked with managing a new project to build a commercial building. John decides to apply the steps of Management (MBO) to ensure the project is completed successfully. Fictitious scenario. * 2.1 Outline the six (6) steps of management by objectives that John and his subordinates can apply to their organisation. (6x2=12 marks) 2.2. Outline four (4) potential disadvantages for John in implementing MBO process for his organisation. (4 marks

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Promoting diversity and inclusion involves recognising and valuing dimensions of diversity. By embracing these dimensions organisations can foster an environment that values and celebrates the diverse tapestry of human experiences. It is important to recognise that diversity goes beyond singular aspects of a person’s identity, and represents all of the complex characteristics that make an individual unique. By promoting diversity and inclusion, organisations can create a more vibrant and harmonious work environment that values the contributions of all employees. Developer’s piece of view As the CEO of a successful private college in South Africa, you are required to give a presentation to your employees about the various dimensions of diversity and inclusion within the workplace. Required: From the background provided discuss the various dimensions of diversity and inclusion. (15 marks) Your essay must consist of the following: A brief introduction of what diversity and inclusion are providing examples to enhance your answer. (4 Marks) The body of content (explaining the various dimensions of diversity and inclusion). (8 marks) A conclusion that is detailed and provides a constructive concluding argument as to why organisations should promote diversity and inclusion ( 2 marks) List of references (use Havard referencing) (1 marks) Your essay must consist of 250-300 words

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Promoting diversity and inclusion involves recognising and valuing dimensions of diversity. By embracing these dimensions organisations can foster an environment that values and celebrates the diverse tapestry of human experiences. It is important to recognise that diversity goes beyond singular aspects of a person’s identity, and represents all of the complex characteristics that make an individual unique. By promoting diversity and inclusion, organisations can create a more vibrant and harmonious work environment that values the contributions of all employees. Developer’s piece of view As the CEO of a successful private college in South Africa, you are required to give a presentation to your employees about the various dimensions of diversity and inclusion within the workplace. Required: From the background provided discuss the various dimensions of diversity and inclusion. (15 marks) Your essay must consist of the following: A brief introduction of what diversity and inclusion are providing examples to enhance your answer. (4 Marks) The body of content (explaining the various dimensions of diversity and inclusion). (8 marks) A conclusion that is detailed and provides a constructive concluding argument as to why organisations should promote diversity and inclusion ( 2 marks) List of references (use Havard referencing) (1 marks) Your essay must consist of 250-300 words

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With considerably more women entering the job market, Barker (2007) discusses how greater gender diversity can afford practical benefits to employees and the organisation overall. As part of the Human Resource Management for Rowl-et associates, a start-up company looking to hire more workers, you have been asked to weigh-in on diversity management and career management. In doing so, you must explain to the board of directors the reasons for the sharp increase in the labour force participation rate of women. (Fictious scenario developed by Educator) Source: Werner, A., Botha, C., Ngalo, O., Poisat, P., Van Hoek, L., Chinyamurindi, W., & Dodd, N. 2021. Human Resource Management. 11th Revised edition. South Africa: Oxford University Press. p. 314. 2.1Identify and explain the seven (7) advances associated with greater gender diversity, outlined in your courseware by Barker (2007). (14 marks) 2.2 Identify the four (4) different ways that goal setting can motivate employee behaviour in performance management. (4 marks)

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