Macbeth Is A Good Soldier - 1336 Words

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The Us And Australian Corporate Backgrounds - 1285 Words

The US and Australian corporate backgrounds both differ in industry and company level. With respect to the former, differences are observed in the industry mix of ï ¬ rms characteristics across the two economies. Specifically, a greater concentration of mineral resources public companies is observable in Australian market. For instance, these firms constitute 26% of our sample for the period 2003-2013. With respect to the firm-level differences are also highlighted in both economies. For instance, Schultz et al. (2013) note that board of directors are normally both smaller and have a lower fraction of non-executive directors. Thus, many small resources companies listed on ASX are interested in hiring directors based on their skills and†¦show more content†¦This is in sharp contrast to the US, where these two components account for 25% and 39% of total payment, respectively (Fernandes et al., 2012 and Schultz et al., 2013). In addition, Murphy (2013) and Schultz et al. (20 13) argue that US companies remuneration model is based on tax policies that place a $1 million cap on deductible cash remuneration and US stock exchange listing rules that encourage equity and options components of remuneration. However, comparable inducements in form of regulated payments are not observed in the Australian market (Schultz et al., 2013) and normally, these incentives promote shareholders’ wealth by aligning managers and stock holders interests. In terms of regulatory settings, Australian public companies are regulated and supervised by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) under the Corporations Act 2001. Therefore, ASIC is charged with responsibility for overseeing the the Act and make sure that Australian listed companies comply with it. Schedule 5 of the Corporations Act requires companies to disclosure top executives remuneration. According to Schultz et al. (2013) and Merhebi et al. (2006) before October 1986 listed companies were obliged to reveal only information about total remuneration of top executive officers who were earning more than

Social Work Intervention with the Disabled and Their Families Free Essays

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Tin nh? n nhanh 21:29:57, 17 thg 3, 2013 21:19:48 juand_2626: several times 21:19:54 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: good 21:20:05 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: i wish i could do that 21:20:16 juand_2626: u would love it 21:20:26 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: What i the meaning of the Parede ? 21:21:11 juand_2626: just fun 21:21:24 uand_2626: Halloween is the celebration of the fall solstice 21:21:32 juand_2626: or witches season 21:22:24 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: oh 21:22:40 juand_2626: how many roommates with u? 21:22:52 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: and Summer Stage? 21:23:00 juand_2626: go to the beach 21:23:02 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: 2 21:23:08 juand_2626: always 2 21:23:14 juand_2626: very strange 21:24:17 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: ? 21:24:24 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: strange? 21:24:30 juand_2626: just kidding 21:24:33 juand_2626: anyway 21:24:47 juand_2626: Halloween is a great american tradition 21:24:50 juand_2626: fun for kids 1:25:18 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: and adult too 21:25:37 juand_2626: at least in New York City 21:25:55 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: can i see u? 21:26:04 juand_2626: u 1st 21:27:13 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: lol 21:29:13 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: good looking 21:29:27 juand_2626: how u like new york city so far? 21:29:45 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: yes 21:29:57 juand_2626: it is expensive Tin nh? n nhanh 21:36:44, 17 thg 3, 2013 21:30:06 juand_2626: but it is a great place 21:30:17 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: i like ur mistress 21:30:27 juand_2626: she is wonderfull 21:30:32 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: yes 1:31:11 juand_2626: what u like best? 21:31:19 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: English 21:31:21 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: lol 21:31:33 juand_2626: so many languages? 21:31:43 juand_2626: english only one of them 21:32:02 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: Enlish is the most popular language 21:32:11 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: let see 21:32:25 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: My old roomates 21:32:36 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: they are good at English 21:32:44 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: and critized me 21:33:16 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: then i learn English 21:33:21 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: and meet u 21:33:25 juand_2626: well 21:33:36 uand_2626: english is a good thing for u 21:33:51 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: good for my future job 21:34:04 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: but i need ur help 21:34:36 juand_2626: u doing good by yourself 21:35:18 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: no 21:35:21 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: im not 21:35:52 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: Im glad i m ake some of my old roomates admire 21:36:16 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: because of English and many other thing 21:36:23 juand_2626: yes 21:36:30 juand_2626: u wearing jeans? 21:36:36 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: no 21:36:42 juand_2626: too bad 21:36:44 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: but Tin nh? nhanh 21:43:38, 17 thg 3, 2013 21:36:51 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: no 21:36:57 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: u want to see me? 21:37:04 juand_2626: if it is ok with u 21:37:36 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: im going to school 21:37:57 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: after finish homework 21:38:12 juand_2626: change underwears too 21:38:18 juand_2626: go fresh to school 21:38:50 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: ok 21:39:18 juand_2626: watching 21:39:24 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: ok 21:39:30 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: just for u 21:40:55 juand_2626: 21:41:07 juand_2626: oops 21:41:09 juand_2626: cam off 21:41:11 juand_2626: lol 1:41:56 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: sorry 21:41:59 juand_2626: lol 21:42:02 juand_2626: it was good 21:42:02 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: done 21:42:10 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: unfortunately 21:42:11 juand_2626: u go to school now? 21:42:26 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: i have not finished homework yet 21:42:36 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: ur cam plz 21:42:49 juand_2626: i have to go to bed 21:42:51 juand_2626: tomorrow 21:42:56 juand_2626: long day 21:43:02 juand_2626: u have any more questions? 21:43:09 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: yes 21:43:33 dinhnuimayphu_ngannam: thx for what u answer 21:43:38 juand_2626: ok How to cite Social Work Intervention with the Disabled and Their Families, Papers

Health Inequalities between Maori & Non-Maori-Samples for Students

Question: Discuss about the Treaty of Waitangi and its implication for health care delivery in New Zealand. Answer: Introduction: The Treaty of Waitangi is the New Zealands founding document, which is an agreement between Maori and British regarding reducing health inequalities between Maori and non-Maori. For all health practitioners entering into practice in New Zealand, it is necessary for them to be aware about the Treaty of Waitangi and applying all the principles in practice. This report presents detailed discussion about the Treaty of Waitangi and its implication for health care delivery in New Zealand. A brief history of the Treaty of Waitangi The treaty of Waitangi was signed on 6th February 1840 and took its name from the Bay of Islands where it was signed. The main reason for entering into the Treaty was certain changes in New Zealand in the late 1830s. In that period, many British migrants came to New Zealand for extended settlements and unruly behavior and atrocities became common. They gradually realized that annexing the country would secure their commercial operations. Due to this motive of British, violence and lawlessness became common and James Busby, the British resident could do little to control the situation. As other foreign powers also started taking an interest in New Zealand, the British engages in the activity of securing British sovereignty over New Zealand (New Zealand History, 2017).Hence, due to this reason, the Treaty was translated into Maori overnight and signed on 6th February. The four cornerstones of Maori health To promote health inequity between the Maori and other population, the Treaty of Waitangi proposed four corner stone of Maori health. It is a model for better understanding of Maori health and it consists of the following major components: Wh?nau(Family health): Understanding the family health component is important because family is a source that can both contribute to illness as well as assist in recovery from illness. Hence, link with ancestors and relationship with them in the past, present and the future can help to understand the cause of Maori health issues. Tinana (Physical health): This is the most important component for care which means understanding individuals physical growth and development. Hence, good physical health is one aspect of health and well-being and understanding elements that support Maori in physical health is necessary to reduce health inequity. Hinengaro (Mental health): To promote overall health and well-being, the mental health component is an important component as thoughts and feelings are integral aspect of body and soul. Understanding the feelings and emotions of Maori is necessary for proper care planning. Wairua (Spiritual health): Faith and spiritual aspects comprise the life force of certain individuals and analysis of spiritual health can help in analysis of physical manifestation of illness in individuals (Ministry of Health NZ, 2017). The three principles of the Treaty of Waitangi The Treaty of Waitangi also emphasized on the three principles of partnership, participation and protection. It defines the relationship that the Government have with the Maoris. The principles are important to bridge the gap between the Maori and the English. The details about the three principles are as follows: Partnership: This principle defines working together with iwi, hapu, whanua (family) and Maori community to develop strategies for Maori health and involve them in decision making and curriculum development. Participation: It involves engaging Maori in health care sectors for planning and delivery of services. Protection: Protection is the role of Government to reduce health disparities between Maori and non-Maori and maintain equal health of all. It comprises safeguarding and protecting Maori in terms of cultural concept, value and practices (Ministry of Health NZ, 2017). A brief discussion of the implications the Treaty of Waitangi has on healthcare delivery in New Zealand The Treaty of Waitangi has many positive implications for the health care delivery in New Zealand. This can said because Maori is the main indigenous group living in New Zealand and their health status varies due to difference historical, social and political circumstances from that of non-Maori. Evidence has proved about the health disparities between Maoris and non-Maori, hence for health care profession, addressing disparities during delivery of care is most important (Reid, Taylor-Moore Varona, 2014). Hence, with the proper understanding about the four cornerstone of Maori health, health care professional can better understand the social determinants of health of Maori and understand the factors that contribute to health disparities in them. Therefore, health care professional can use the three principles to identify health promotion strategies in the context of people living in Aotearoa. It will enable realization of aspiration of Maori and incorporating their preference during delivery of health. It will also help staffs to provide safe and competent care to the people of New Zealand (Wepa, 2015).The treaty is highly linked to cultural safety and it informs regarding inherent components needed to achieve positive health outcome for Maori. Application of Treaty of Waitangi in physiotherapy practice If I am granted registration in New Zealand for physiotherapy practice, I will use the fours cornerstone of the Treaty of Waitangi as a guide to understand different socio-cultural factors that has an impact on Maori Health. Hence, while interacting with Maori people, my focus will be on proper communication with them to understand family health issues or spiritual or cultural factors that contributes to their health problems. I will also use the fours cornerstone to plan the proper way by which care and treatment can be delivered without any resistance from Maori (Cram, 2014). Maori are often found to stay away from health care service despite illness. I aim to use the Treaty of Waitangi to help them understand the importance of health care consultation in the early phase to prevent complications and morbidity. The document will be a useful guideline for me to promote health of Maori and encourage them to engage in health care decision making by education about the importance of hea lth and well-being for holistic development. The four corner stone will also support me in identifying the barrier to receiving physiotherapy for Maori and planning effective strategies to motivate Maori people to use the services. Conclusion: From the above report, the history and purpose of Treaty of Waitangi has been clearly understood. As a health care professional, proper understanding about the principles and models mentioned in the treaty will enable delivery of safe and competent care. As a physiotherapist, this knowledge will be useful in reducing health inequities and promoting Maori participation in health care delivery. References Cram, F. (2014). Improving M?ori access to health care: Research report.Wellington: Ministry of Health. Ministry of Health NZ. (2017). M?ori health models Te Whare Tapa Wh?. Retrieved 16 December 2017, from https://www.health.govt.nz/our-work/populations/maori-health/maori-health-models/maori-health-models-te-whare-tapa-wha Ministry of Health NZ. (2017). Treaty of Waitangi principles. Retrieved 16 December 2017, from https://www.health.govt.nz/our-work/populations/maori-health/he-korowai-oranga/strengthening-he-korowai-oranga/treaty-waitangi-principles New Zealand History (2017).The Treaty in brief - The Treaty in brief | NZHistory, New Zealand history online. Nzhistory.govt.nz. Retrieved 16 December 2017, from https://nzhistory.govt.nz/politics/treaty/the-treaty-in-brief Reid, J., Taylor-Moore, K., Varona, G. (2014). Towards a social-structural model for understanding current disparities in Maori health and well-being.Journal of Loss and Trauma,19(6), 514-536. Wepa, D. (Ed.). (2015).Cultural safety in Aotearoa New Zealand. Cambridge University Press