The document discusses the Satyam financial fraud case in India. It provides background on the increasing number of financial statement frauds globally and their large costs. It describes how Satyam's chairman confessed to a $1 billion fraud by inflating revenues, profits and cash balances. This led to investigations, management changes, and a bidding process to select a new strategic investor. The document examines the modus operandi of the fraud and lessons for stronger corporate governance, auditing, transparency and ethical values.
Cartus, formerly known as Cendant, conducted a global relocation survey and implemented a broker sales lead program. The survey provided insights into mobility trends, and the sales lead program aimed to generate new business for relocation management companies by connecting them with interested buyers. Both initiatives reflected Cartus' goal of supporting its clients and business partners in an evolving industry.
The document provides tax information for stockholders of Cendant Corporation regarding the distribution of Realogy Corporation and Wyndham Worldwide Corporation shares. It explains that Cendant stockholders received Realogy and Wyndham shares and must now allocate their cost basis in Cendant shares between the new shares. It also provides that fractional shares will be paid in cash and may result in capital gains or losses.
Leveraging data from their inaugural and second annual Smart Grid Hiring Trends research studies, A. Cullen & Associates and Zpryme Smart Grid Insights released the following infographic depicting several emerging trends occurring in the hiring landscape of this dynamic energy sector. Over 115 Smart Grid hiring executives from over 30 Smart Grid-related industry segments weighed-in on a wide variety of hiring topics, including compensation, qualification requirements and hiring activity.
This document lists 15 volunteer opportunities with varying time commitments and locations for an organization that provides services related to domestic violence. High priority needs include advocating for clients in court and with public assistance, answering the hotline, and interpreting in person or over the phone. Other opportunities involve tutoring ESL, mentoring teenagers, leading enrichment activities for children, fundraising, communications, and assisting with a holiday party and summer trips for children. Contact information is provided for more details.
This document provides an overview of e-recruitment for a company. It discusses the company background and content related to e-recruitment. Findings and recommendations are presented along with a conclusion on the topic.
The document provides human resources metrics for a company including staffing details, expenses, training programs, and safety records. It reports the status of open recruitment positions in May-June, staffing expenses from April-June, the number of new hires for the year, and upcoming training programs. Safety metrics for the year-to-date and 2003 include the number of recordable injuries, non-recordable injuries, and lost work days.
The 2013 Smart Grid Hiring Trends report offers human resource professionals and hiring executives unique insight into emerging Smart Grid human resources challenges, solutions and trends. Featuring 76 unique tables illustrating nearly 30 distinct Smart Grid hiring topics, this research arms industry professionals with a powerful benchmarking tool that will ensure the development of a successful Smart Grid human capital strategy.
Universities and colleges can also leverage this report to pinpoint the exacting qualification requirements of this growing sector, facilitating their development of curricula targeted to produce the most employable graduates.
Topics include: average compensation information for seven classes of Smart Grid positions, past and forecasted hiring activity (national and regional data), academic, certification, experience and skill requirements for Smart Grid candidates, average time to hire, universities/colleges targeted for recruitment, hiring bonus averages and usage, employee retention, women in Smart Grid roles, telecommuting and relocation policies and usage, best practices for recruiting Smart Grid candidates, industries with transferable skill sets, training initiatives pursued by the industry, international employee hiring policy and sponsorship, trend data for 2012-2013.
Staff establishment and job descriptionsJanet Atika
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This document outlines the Pine Rivers Shire Council's policy on staff establishment and job descriptions. It states that the council will determine the organizational structure, number of staff per department, primary job duties, and terms of employment. It gives the Chief Executive Officer authority to recruit and promote staff for approved positions. The CEO also has authority to redefine job duties without changing classification, reclassify staff up to a certain level, and decide not to fill approved positions if unnecessary. The procedure section details how job descriptions are drafted, approved, stored, and distributed.
The document discusses effective recruitment strategies. It emphasizes the importance of pre-planning future recruitment needs by assessing current and future skill requirements. It also stresses promoting from within, thinking outside the box to find candidates, and marketing the company culture to attract the right applicants. Successful recruitment requires common sense approaches like ensuring managers conduct interviews, performing useful background checks, and retaining staff through training, recognition and addressing issues.
Did you know that as much as 80% of employee turnover can be attributed to bad hiring decisions? Or that the true cost of a bad hire could be 5X their annual salary?
Thats why finding and hiring only the best and most relevant talent -- truly game changing talent, needs to be the top priority for every Business and Talent Acquisition Leader today.
In our upcoming webinar, Belong partners with Tarun Davda, Managing Partner and Alex Peter, Vice President, Human Capital at Matrix Partners India, to understand how hiring decisions at the senior level have directly impacted business goals within their portfolio companies.
With their hands-on, collaborative approach, Matrix Partners India has helped top companies like Quickr, Practo and Ola scale their teams, and take their business to the next level.
The document discusses the process of recruitment. It defines recruitment as locating and attracting qualified individuals to fill job vacancies. The recruitment process involves identifying job requirements, advertising positions, screening and selecting applicants, and hiring new employees. Effective recruitment requires strategies to attract suitable candidates, assess person-job and person-organization fit, and achieve organizational recruitment objectives like filling vacancies quickly with high-quality performers. A variety of internal and external recruitment sources can be used as part of an overall recruitment plan.
This document is an applicant rating sheet used to evaluate candidates for an Administrative Officer position. It lists 14 selection criteria such as office administration experience, keyboarding skills, ability to work accurately, and problem solving skills. For each criterion, the assessor rates the interviewee on a scale of 1 to 10, with weightings also from 1 to 10. The scores are multiplied to determine the applicant's overall rating for each criterion.
The document summarizes key aspects of planning for and recruiting human resources from Chapter 5 of the textbook "Fundamentals of Human Resource Management 4th edition". It discusses forecasting labor supply and demand, determining surpluses or shortages, addressing those issues, internal and external recruitment sources, and the recruiter's role in attracting qualified job applicants.
The document discusses creating recruitment strategies beyond talent acquisition. It outlines foundations of the talent acquisition process like sourcing, recruitment, selection and placement. It emphasizes internalizing core values and using them to guide an organization's mission, vision and purpose. The recruitment strategies should consider the 3Ts of talent, technology and takings, representing internal engagement through processes and external engagement. The document provides tools to assess an organization's current talent acquisition strengths and weaknesses.
The document provides guidance on interview techniques and etiquette. It discusses proper appearance, body language, responsiveness, attitude, resume preparation, closing the interview, dos and don'ts, managing time before an interview, relaxing during an interview, different types of interviews including telephone, one-on-one, and panel interviews, greeting the employer, common interview questions, and tips for answering questions. The document aims to help job applicants prepare for and succeed in interviews.
The document provides an overview of the Indian airline industry and an analysis of Kingfisher Airlines. It discusses the PEST analysis of the industry and Kingfisher, the 7 Ps of marketing for Kingfisher, Porter's 5 forces analysis, and recommendations using Ansoff's matrix. Kingfisher targeted the domestic luxury segment but had low load factors, high costs, and faced fierce competition. The ROI for Kingfisher was low due to overspending and it struggled to generate expected returns.
The document is an interview assessment form used to evaluate candidates for a position. It scores candidates on their education, experience, personality, and general attributes on a 100 point scale across four factors. The form includes spaces to provide special remarks and recommendations to either immediately appoint the candidate, hold for comparison, or reject them. Scores are categorized as outstanding, good, adequate, or poor to help determine the final hiring decision.
Human Resource Planning Recruitment and SelectionNhoj Laup
油
The document discusses human resource planning, recruitment, and selection. It covers forecasting labor supply and demand, setting goals to address surpluses or shortages, and strategies for recruitment and selection. Recruitment sources include internal job posting as well as external sources like referrals, advertisements, and universities. The selection process involves preliminary interviews, tests, employment interviews, reference checks, making a selection decision, physical exams, a job offer, and evaluating the selection program. The summary highlights forecasting supply and demand, using a transitional matrix, addressing surpluses or shortages, and the benefits of internal versus external recruiting sources.
This document provides a sample shortlisting matrix and rating scale for evaluating job applicants. The matrix lists candidate names across the top and various competencies and qualifications down the left side for rating each candidate. The rating scale ranges from 0 to 5, with definitions for ratings of outstanding, excellent, good, adequate, inadequate, and cannot be assessed. The goal is to use the ratings to identify candidates that exceed the criteria required to successfully perform the job and create a shortlist for further consideration.
The document summarizes a Six Sigma project conducted by Sharp HealthCare's recruitment team to improve their hiring processes. The project identified inefficiencies, inconsistencies, and areas for improvement. Changes implemented through DMAIC methodology streamlined recruitment processes, standardized definitions, and improved communication. Measurable results included reducing time to fill positions by 32%, increasing applicants per position by 216%, and decreasing expenses on interim staffing by over 50%. The improvements enhanced relationships between recruitment and managers and created a culture of greater accountability.
This PPT was originally presented as part of a business class at CSU and touches on the high level of value, its importance, and its application in the environment many younger entrepreneur's find themselves. Value is more than a multiple on revenues or income, it is dynamic, can be defended and improved when the underlying drivers are understood.
Jeff Christenson and Ike Devji of Christenson Wealth Management discuss an alternative to holding cash that protects assets from litigation. They describe a strategy using a universal life insurance policy and trust that provides similar liquidity to cash but protects the funds if the client is sued or dies. The strategy allows clients to earn interest, access funds quickly if needed, and pass the funds to beneficiaries tax-free.
Lehman Brothers was the largest bankruptcy in the history of United states.It was the the fourth biggest investment bank in United States until it filed for the bankruptcy in September 2008.The size of the bankruptcy was as much as the five subsequently largest bankruptcies combined and more than one and a half time the gross domestic product of Sweden in 2009.
Capital structure can affect firm value due to market imperfections like taxes, financial distress costs, and information asymmetry. The static tradeoff theory posits that firms choose an optimal debt ratio that balances the tax benefits of debt against the costs of financial distress. While the perfect capital markets assumptions of Miller and Modigliani imply capital structure is irrelevant, real world frictions mean capital structure decisions can create or destroy value. Empirical evidence generally supports theories like pecking order that see capital structure changing dynamically in response to financing needs rather than a fixed target.
The document discusses effective recruitment strategies. It emphasizes the importance of pre-planning future recruitment needs by assessing current and future skill requirements. It also stresses promoting from within, thinking outside the box to find candidates, and marketing the company culture to attract the right applicants. Successful recruitment requires common sense approaches like ensuring managers conduct interviews, performing useful background checks, and retaining staff through training, recognition and addressing issues.
Did you know that as much as 80% of employee turnover can be attributed to bad hiring decisions? Or that the true cost of a bad hire could be 5X their annual salary?
Thats why finding and hiring only the best and most relevant talent -- truly game changing talent, needs to be the top priority for every Business and Talent Acquisition Leader today.
In our upcoming webinar, Belong partners with Tarun Davda, Managing Partner and Alex Peter, Vice President, Human Capital at Matrix Partners India, to understand how hiring decisions at the senior level have directly impacted business goals within their portfolio companies.
With their hands-on, collaborative approach, Matrix Partners India has helped top companies like Quickr, Practo and Ola scale their teams, and take their business to the next level.
The document discusses the process of recruitment. It defines recruitment as locating and attracting qualified individuals to fill job vacancies. The recruitment process involves identifying job requirements, advertising positions, screening and selecting applicants, and hiring new employees. Effective recruitment requires strategies to attract suitable candidates, assess person-job and person-organization fit, and achieve organizational recruitment objectives like filling vacancies quickly with high-quality performers. A variety of internal and external recruitment sources can be used as part of an overall recruitment plan.
This document is an applicant rating sheet used to evaluate candidates for an Administrative Officer position. It lists 14 selection criteria such as office administration experience, keyboarding skills, ability to work accurately, and problem solving skills. For each criterion, the assessor rates the interviewee on a scale of 1 to 10, with weightings also from 1 to 10. The scores are multiplied to determine the applicant's overall rating for each criterion.
The document summarizes key aspects of planning for and recruiting human resources from Chapter 5 of the textbook "Fundamentals of Human Resource Management 4th edition". It discusses forecasting labor supply and demand, determining surpluses or shortages, addressing those issues, internal and external recruitment sources, and the recruiter's role in attracting qualified job applicants.
The document discusses creating recruitment strategies beyond talent acquisition. It outlines foundations of the talent acquisition process like sourcing, recruitment, selection and placement. It emphasizes internalizing core values and using them to guide an organization's mission, vision and purpose. The recruitment strategies should consider the 3Ts of talent, technology and takings, representing internal engagement through processes and external engagement. The document provides tools to assess an organization's current talent acquisition strengths and weaknesses.
The document provides guidance on interview techniques and etiquette. It discusses proper appearance, body language, responsiveness, attitude, resume preparation, closing the interview, dos and don'ts, managing time before an interview, relaxing during an interview, different types of interviews including telephone, one-on-one, and panel interviews, greeting the employer, common interview questions, and tips for answering questions. The document aims to help job applicants prepare for and succeed in interviews.
The document provides an overview of the Indian airline industry and an analysis of Kingfisher Airlines. It discusses the PEST analysis of the industry and Kingfisher, the 7 Ps of marketing for Kingfisher, Porter's 5 forces analysis, and recommendations using Ansoff's matrix. Kingfisher targeted the domestic luxury segment but had low load factors, high costs, and faced fierce competition. The ROI for Kingfisher was low due to overspending and it struggled to generate expected returns.
The document is an interview assessment form used to evaluate candidates for a position. It scores candidates on their education, experience, personality, and general attributes on a 100 point scale across four factors. The form includes spaces to provide special remarks and recommendations to either immediately appoint the candidate, hold for comparison, or reject them. Scores are categorized as outstanding, good, adequate, or poor to help determine the final hiring decision.
Human Resource Planning Recruitment and SelectionNhoj Laup
油
The document discusses human resource planning, recruitment, and selection. It covers forecasting labor supply and demand, setting goals to address surpluses or shortages, and strategies for recruitment and selection. Recruitment sources include internal job posting as well as external sources like referrals, advertisements, and universities. The selection process involves preliminary interviews, tests, employment interviews, reference checks, making a selection decision, physical exams, a job offer, and evaluating the selection program. The summary highlights forecasting supply and demand, using a transitional matrix, addressing surpluses or shortages, and the benefits of internal versus external recruiting sources.
This document provides a sample shortlisting matrix and rating scale for evaluating job applicants. The matrix lists candidate names across the top and various competencies and qualifications down the left side for rating each candidate. The rating scale ranges from 0 to 5, with definitions for ratings of outstanding, excellent, good, adequate, inadequate, and cannot be assessed. The goal is to use the ratings to identify candidates that exceed the criteria required to successfully perform the job and create a shortlist for further consideration.
The document summarizes a Six Sigma project conducted by Sharp HealthCare's recruitment team to improve their hiring processes. The project identified inefficiencies, inconsistencies, and areas for improvement. Changes implemented through DMAIC methodology streamlined recruitment processes, standardized definitions, and improved communication. Measurable results included reducing time to fill positions by 32%, increasing applicants per position by 216%, and decreasing expenses on interim staffing by over 50%. The improvements enhanced relationships between recruitment and managers and created a culture of greater accountability.
This PPT was originally presented as part of a business class at CSU and touches on the high level of value, its importance, and its application in the environment many younger entrepreneur's find themselves. Value is more than a multiple on revenues or income, it is dynamic, can be defended and improved when the underlying drivers are understood.
Jeff Christenson and Ike Devji of Christenson Wealth Management discuss an alternative to holding cash that protects assets from litigation. They describe a strategy using a universal life insurance policy and trust that provides similar liquidity to cash but protects the funds if the client is sued or dies. The strategy allows clients to earn interest, access funds quickly if needed, and pass the funds to beneficiaries tax-free.
Lehman Brothers was the largest bankruptcy in the history of United states.It was the the fourth biggest investment bank in United States until it filed for the bankruptcy in September 2008.The size of the bankruptcy was as much as the five subsequently largest bankruptcies combined and more than one and a half time the gross domestic product of Sweden in 2009.
Capital structure can affect firm value due to market imperfections like taxes, financial distress costs, and information asymmetry. The static tradeoff theory posits that firms choose an optimal debt ratio that balances the tax benefits of debt against the costs of financial distress. While the perfect capital markets assumptions of Miller and Modigliani imply capital structure is irrelevant, real world frictions mean capital structure decisions can create or destroy value. Empirical evidence generally supports theories like pecking order that see capital structure changing dynamically in response to financing needs rather than a fixed target.
This document provides an overview of directors and officers (D&O) liability insurance. It discusses current D&O claims trends related to regulatory exposures from bank failures and mergers and acquisitions. It also reviews D&O limits benchmarking and the top 10 recommended D&O coverage enhancements, such as expanding the definition of insured to include holding companies. The presentation was given by an insurance brokerage to provide management liability solutions for community and regional banks.
The document provides an agenda for a presentation by Janelle Foy from Euler Hermes on accounts receivable management solutions and trade credit insurance. The agenda includes introducing the business, an overview of who Euler Hermes is, explaining why credit insurance is valuable, providing an overview of credit insurance, outlining the value proposition of credit insurance, and presenting case studies. It also includes sections for learning about the business's sales, margins, bad debt, credit terms, growth plans, and credit process and questions on concentration accounts, financing, and credit pains.
This document provides an overview of Transworld Systems Inc.'s (TSI) three-phase approach to debt collection. Phase I involves optimizing in-house collection efforts for the first 60 days. Phase II involves TSI's "Greenflag" collection services making diplomatic contact with debtors from days 60-100 at a lower cost than traditional agencies. Phase III may involve legal action if needed. TSI claims to recover more than traditional agencies through earlier intervention and a lower fixed fee structure versus percentage-based fees. The document outlines TSI's services and provides client testimonials praising their results.
Why Own Safeguard?
- Full Value Yet to be Realized
- Ownership Stakes in Exciting Partner Companies
- Top Performance of Proven Team
- Financial Strength, Flexibility and Liquidity
- Strong Alignment of Interests
Forward-Looking Statements
Statements contained in this presentation that are not historical facts are forward looking statements which involve certain risks and uncertainties including, but not limited to, risks associated with the uncertainty of managing rapidly changing technologies, limited access to capital, competition, the ability to attract and retain qualified employees, our ability to execute our strategy, the uncertainty of the future performance of our partner companies, acquisitions and dispositions of additional partner companies, the inability to manage growth, government regulation and legal liabilities and the effect of economic conditions in the business sectors in which our partner companies operate, negative media coverage and other uncertainties as described in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including our Annual Report on Form 10-K.
Safeguard does not assume any obligation to update any forward looking statements or other information contained in this presentation.
Guy Fraser-Sampson, Author, "Private Equity as an asset class" presentation at Warwick Business School 23/11/2009
Has the financial crisis changed for ever the way in which we view and use leverage, or is it just a temporary blip?
This document summarizes the key issues around accounting for intangible assets. It discusses how intangibles make up a large portion of company value today but are not fully recognized or valued on financial statements. It reviews different techniques for valuing intangibles like cost, market, and income approaches. It also analyzes how some companies have improved disclosure of intangibles but more recognition is still needed. International standards also account for intangibles better than US GAAP. The conclusion is that valuation methods exist but standards are outdated and not reflecting the true value of intangibles.
The document discusses opportunities in fintech and focuses on invoice trading. It notes that invoice trading platforms help unlock cash from unpaid invoices. Workinvoice is an Italian invoice trading platform that has funded over 30 million in invoices. It outsources some functions like credit ratings, payments, and collections to specialized providers to increase flexibility and efficiency in a regulated environment. The document emphasizes that invoice trading addresses the large amount of commercial receivables generated in Italy that are sitting on corporate balance sheets.
Randall Schmidt has over 30 years of experience in senior accounts receivable management roles. He has managed receivables portfolios ranging from $6-45 million monthly with annual sales from $75 million to $700 million. He has a proven track record of developing strong customer relations, negotiating difficult accounts, and achieving credit loss ratios between 0-0.0001%.
The Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism presented the free, three-hour workshop, "Detecting Corporate Fraud: Tips from a Crook and a Sleuth," before the Investigative Reporters and Editors Conference on June 25, 2014.
Roddy Boyd, investigative reporter and founder of the Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation, led this investigative training with Sam E. Antar, former CFO of Crazy Eddie, Inc. and convicted felon.
To access all training materials provided during the series of "Detecting Corporate Fraud" workshops, please visit http://bit.ly/cofraud14.
For information about business journalism training and resources, please visit http://businessjournalism.org.
Overview Of Housing/Credit Crisis And Why There Is More Pain To ComeAndrew Coleman
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This document provides an overview of the housing/credit crisis and why more pain is to come. It discusses several key causes of the crisis, including a decline in lending standards that allowed many unqualified borrowers to obtain loans. This was driven by the assumption of perpetually rising home prices and the demand from Wall Street for loan products to securitize. The consequences section outlines the surge in delinquencies, falling home sales, rising foreclosures and inventories, and the number of homeowners who owe more than their homes are worth.
Business Ethics case study on spectacular rise and fall of Enron. Enron Corporation was an American energy, commodities, and services company based in Houston, Texas.
The Enron scandal (Accounting Fraud), publicized in October 2001, eventually led to the bankruptcy of the Enron Corporation
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