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RubricDue DateJan 17, 2021 11:59 PM
Budgeting Assigment question
Northville, a medium-sized city in the midwestern part of
the United States, has experienced
a significant change ...
Budgeting Assigment question
Northville, a medium-sized city in the midwestern part of
the United States, has experienced
a significant change in the composition of its municipal
work force of 1,800
employees. Approximately thirty-five percent of the city
employees are now female. In a
recent survey of city employees, over forty percent have
said that "affordable daycare for
children" was important to them. Meanwhile Director of
the Office of Personnel Mary
Lux has become increasingly convinced that the lack of
affordable daycare is one of the
main reasons for absenteeism and lateness among city
employees. Mayor Petula Spark,
some of the members of the city council, and the leader of
the major city employees'
union, Denardo Legato, all agree that something should be
done. The question they are
trying to answer is, what should it be?
Mayor Spark is in favor of doing something, in principle,
but she is not in favor of
incurring a major new expense, given the many legitimate
claims on the city's already
strained budget. She has told Legato, who is negotiating the
daycare program on behalf
of the city employees, "We’ll give you space and
utilities for a year at no cost. It is up to
you to come up with a suitable daycare center that conforms
to state and federal law."
Several regulatory mandates and non-discrimination laws fall
into this category. The only
requirements specific to daycare centers are that (a) they
be licensed and inspected once a
year, (b) all new daycare workers take part in a three day
state-certified training program
and (c) the child/daycare giver ratio be no greater than 8
to 1. The annual inspection fee is
$500. The total cost of the three-day training program is
estimated to be $200 per
employee.
Mary Lux is responsible for planning the details of the
daycare program for the children
of city employees. With Mr. Legato's approval, Ms. Lux has
negotiated an arrangement
with a local non-profit agency that is already providing
daycare services in the Northville
metropolitan area. Tiny Tots, Inc. has three locations; the
contract with the City of
Northville would be a fourth center. The Director of Tiny
Tots, Klara Nemet, is
enthusiastic about the prospects of a new center
specifically for city employees. While
discussing the proposed arrangements with Ms. Lux, Ms. Nemet
said, "We will not need
2
any additional administrative staff, since Ms. Perfekt, my
administrative secretary, and I
could certainly handle the additional administrative
work." Ms. Perfekt earns $1,300 a
month. Ms. Nemet's salary is $2,400 a month. Tiny Tots, Inc.
also must pay 7.15 percent
of their salaries in the form of a social security
contribution, 8 percent for unemployment
and disability benefits; 6 percent of salaries goes to a
pension fund, and $60 per month for
health benefits is paid for each of them. These fringe
benefits apply to all employees of
Tiny Tots, Inc.
The additional details of the contract are as follows: the
daycare center will be open 20
days every month. Parents pay a monthly fee based on an
8-hour day (9:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m.). Fees do not vary if less than a full day or less than
a month of daycare is used by
the parents. Based on projected demand, it is expected that
the daycare center will open
in January 1997 with 120 children. Ms. Nemet has been
successful in negotiating a ratio
of 6 children to 1 daycare worker for the first year of
operation.
Daycare workers earn $6.50 per hour. They work from 9 to 5
and get paid for eight hours.
Children get a snack and lunch. The food cost is $3.00 per
child per day. The cost of
supplies is $1.50 per child per day. The City of Northville
has purchased certain
equipment (such as cots and desks) for the first 120
children. However, these costs are
estimated to increase by $50 per child as the enrollment at
the daycare center goes up.
For the first four months, it is expected that the number of
children will grow by 10
percent, beginning in February 2000. Beginning June 2000,
the monthly growth is
expected to be 5 percent.
Parents pay $200 per month per child. In the first year,
Northville is "donating" space and
utilities. Ms. Lux says that this city contribution is worth
$2,000 a month. Mr. Legato
says that the union will contribute to the cost of the
city's new daycare center by
providing $1.00 per child per day for the children of union
members. It is estimated that
70 percent of the children will be children of union
members. The state has a subsidized
daycare start-up grant for the first year of operation. This
grant is $90,000 a year.
3
DAYCARE COMPUTER EXERCISE, PART 1
You are a budget analyst in the Budget Office of the City of
Northville. Mayor Spark just
asked you to "run some numbers" so that she can
take a look at the arrangement that was
just negotiated between Ms. Lux, Mr. Legato, and Ms. Nemet.
You should prepare the
budget in a spreadsheet. Since Mayor Spark may ask you some
questions about the day
care budget, you should prepare the budget using parameters
and as many formulas as
possible. A well-designed (and flexible) spreadsheet will
simplify your task later.
Complete the following tasks and provide the tables and a
brief one-page memo
describing your findings:
1) Prepare the baseline 2000 monthly budget for the daycare.
(You can assume a calendar
year.) Determine the total surplus and deficit for each
month.
2) Suppose the child/staff ratio were changed to the maximum
allowed by law. What
impact would this have on the budget?
3) What would happen to the deficit if the enrollment
increased by only 5 percent per
month for all months?
4) What other changes can be made to balance the budget?
What are the advantages and
disadvantages of these changes? Produce a balanced budget
and defend your choice of changes.
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This week you will select a company of your choice and create a diagram of its global/international shipping and receiving operations.Instructions: Read the course materials for this week to include Chapter 10 of the Hugos textbook and the Week 6 lesson. Select a company with global/international shipping and receiving operations using our online library and/or Internet. The 3-4 page paper should include the following:1. State the purpose and background of the company.2. Discuss the role(s) of the company within the retail supply chain. Hint: Include a diagram of the retail supply chain. An example is provided on page 20 of the Hugos textbook.3. Discuss the shipping and receiving operations of the company. Hint: Include a diagram of the operations using a process flow. An example is provided on page 166 of the Hugos textbook.4. Identify 3 possible problems or issues you see in the company’s operations.5. Discuss 3 solutions to these problems or issues.Please remember to include a title page, in-text citations, and reference page in APA style. The title page and reference page are not included in the page count.
RubricDue DateJan 17, 2021 11:59 PM
Budgeting Assigment question
Northville, a medium-sized city in the midwestern part of
the United States, has experienced
a significant change ...
Budgeting Assigment question
Northville, a medium-sized city in the midwestern part of
the United States, has experienced
a significant change in the composition of its municipal
work force of 1,800
employees. Approximately thirty-five percent of the city
employees are now female. In a
recent survey of city employees, over forty percent have
said that "affordable daycare for
children" was important to them. Meanwhile Director of
the Office of Personnel Mary
Lux has become increasingly convinced that the lack of
affordable daycare is one of the
main reasons for absenteeism and lateness among city
employees. Mayor Petula Spark,
some of the members of the city council, and the leader of
the major city employees'
union, Denardo Legato, all agree that something should be
done. The question they are
trying to answer is, what should it be?
Mayor Spark is in favor of doing something, in principle,
but she is not in favor of
incurring a major new expense, given the many legitimate
claims on the city's already
strained budget. She has told Legato, who is negotiating the
daycare program on behalf
of the city employees, "We’ll give you space and
utilities for a year at no cost. It is up to
you to come up with a suitable daycare center that conforms
to state and federal law."
Several regulatory mandates and non-discrimination laws fall
into this category. The only
requirements specific to daycare centers are that (a) they
be licensed and inspected once a
year, (b) all new daycare workers take part in a three day
state-certified training program
and (c) the child/daycare giver ratio be no greater than 8
to 1. The annual inspection fee is
$500. The total cost of the three-day training program is
estimated to be $200 per
employee.
Mary Lux is responsible for planning the details of the
daycare program for the children
of city employees. With Mr. Legato's approval, Ms. Lux has
negotiated an arrangement
with a local non-profit agency that is already providing
daycare services in the Northville
metropolitan area. Tiny Tots, Inc. has three locations; the
contract with the City of
Northville would be a fourth center. The Director of Tiny
Tots, Klara Nemet, is
enthusiastic about the prospects of a new center
specifically for city employees. While
discussing the proposed arrangements with Ms. Lux, Ms. Nemet
said, "We will not need
2
any additional administrative staff, since Ms. Perfekt, my
administrative secretary, and I
could certainly handle the additional administrative
work." Ms. Perfekt earns $1,300 a
month. Ms. Nemet's salary is $2,400 a month. Tiny Tots, Inc.
also must pay 7.15 percent
of their salaries in the form of a social security
contribution, 8 percent for unemployment
and disability benefits; 6 percent of salaries goes to a
pension fund, and $60 per month for
health benefits is paid for each of them. These fringe
benefits apply to all employees of
Tiny Tots, Inc.
The additional details of the contract are as follows: the
daycare center will be open 20
days every month. Parents pay a monthly fee based on an
8-hour day (9:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m.). Fees do not vary if less than a full day or less than
a month of daycare is used by
the parents. Based on projected demand, it is expected that
the daycare center will open
in January 1997 with 120 children. Ms. Nemet has been
successful in negotiating a ratio
of 6 children to 1 daycare worker for the first year of
operation.
Daycare workers earn $6.50 per hour. They work from 9 to 5
and get paid for eight hours.
Children get a snack and lunch. The food cost is $3.00 per
child per day. The cost of
supplies is $1.50 per child per day. The City of Northville
has purchased certain
equipment (such as cots and desks) for the first 120
children. However, these costs are
estimated to increase by $50 per child as the enrollment at
the daycare center goes up.
For the first four months, it is expected that the number of
children will grow by 10
percent, beginning in February 2000. Beginning June 2000,
the monthly growth is
expected to be 5 percent.
Parents pay $200 per month per child. In the first year,
Northville is "donating" space and
utilities. Ms. Lux says that this city contribution is worth
$2,000 a month. Mr. Legato
says that the union will contribute to the cost of the
city's new daycare center by
providing $1.00 per child per day for the children of union
members. It is estimated that
70 percent of the children will be children of union
members. The state has a subsidized
daycare start-up grant for the first year of operation. This
grant is $90,000 a year.
3
DAYCARE COMPUTER EXERCISE, PART 1
You are a budget analyst in the Budget Office of the City of
Northville. Mayor Spark just
asked you to "run some numbers" so that she can
take a look at the arrangement that was
just negotiated between Ms. Lux, Mr. Legato, and Ms. Nemet.
You should prepare the
budget in a spreadsheet. Since Mayor Spark may ask you some
questions about the day
care budget, you should prepare the budget using parameters
and as many formulas as
possible. A well-designed (and flexible) spreadsheet will
simplify your task later.
Complete the following tasks and provide the tables and a
brief one-page memo
describing your findings:
1) Prepare the baseline 2000 monthly budget for the daycare.
(You can assume a calendar
year.) Determine the total surplus and deficit for each
month.
2) Suppose the child/staff ratio were changed to the maximum
allowed by law. What
impact would this have on the budget?
3) What would happen to the deficit if the enrollment
increased by only 5 percent per
month for all months?
4) What other changes can be made to balance the budget?
What are the advantages and
disadvantages of these changes? Produce a balanced budget
and defend your choice of changes.
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This week we are learning about financial statement analysis and how to compute various ratios. This is a great way to understand how a company is doing. However, what are some limitations of financial statements analysis? Meaning, what are some things which make financial statement analysis less reliable? Do some research on this and post your thoughts on what you find.NO PLAGIARISM
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Previous Next
(Google Images, labeled for reuse)Paragraphs 1-3:
Given the readings and assignments in the course, identify and discuss three important concepts applicable to your work experience, profession, and/or career plans for the future. Describe how each applies.
Paragraph 4:
What part of the course (background materials, assignments, and so forth) helped to shape or reshape your perceptions of the role of HRM in the private sector?
Note: No outside research or citations are needed with your four paragraphs to the Reflective Discussion. Also, no responses to your peers' posts are needed.
Johnson & Wales University Week 5 Cost Overruns Project Report
Complete Week 5 Project Assignments in the textbook.Data files attachedChapter 9Project 9-1: Creating a BaselineProject 9- ...
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Complete Week 5 Project Assignments in the textbook.Data files attachedChapter 9Project 9-1: Creating a BaselineProject 9-4: Determining Overbudget TasksProject 9-6: Tracking the Tailspin Remote Drone as ScheduledChapter 10Project 10-1: Creating a Dashboard ReportProject 10-4: Creating a Modified Resource ViewProject 10-5: Printing the Tailspin Remote Drone Calendars
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Brands cannot be expected to last forever versus there is no reason for a brand to ever become obsolete. 4oo words 2 refer ...
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