In their Introduction, Rae and Wong state "The underlying premise of this book is that ethics derived from Christian theology has much to contribute to improved individual decision making and to changing the climate of organizations and the systems and structures of business” (p. 17). Write a 4 page, double spaced APA format paper describing "how Judeo-Christian values and biblical principles can be used to enhance business ethics". Site your references & page number in the body of the paper and include a reference list with your paper. Use APA format for Citing Sources. See attached file for example of citations. a) Minimum of three citations (include page numbers) from the Beyond Integrity textbook. ISBN 9780310291107 b) Minimum of two references from the bible, include book, chapter and verse.References to use: Beyond Integrity: A Judeo-Christian Approach to Business Ethics, 2012, 3rd edition, Scott B. Rae and Kenman L. Wong, Zondervan. ISBN 9780310291107 Bible Optional: Lead Like Jesus, 2003, Ken Blanchard and Phil Hodges, Thomas Nelson

Formal Analysis of the film, The Jigsaw88 unread replies.88 replies.Initial Discussion: For this Fine Arts Formal Analysis discussion, you will utilize the information learned in this module to answer and discuss specific questions about the film, The Jigsaw:Formal Analysis Questions (Required):What are some of the main elements of the films plotline, such as the Exposition, the Inciting Incident or Conflict, the Climax, and the Resolution? What aspects of this film's plotline or cinematography demonstrate an influence of such cinema genres as Narrative Film, German Expressionism, and Soviet Montage? Explain with a minimum of two examples from the film. How did the director, cinematographer, and editor use cinema techniques, such as Camera Movement, Shot Types, Montage, Rhythm in editing, Music, and the films Mise En Scene to create Foreshadowing, Discovery, and Reversal within the plotline of the film. Explain with examples from the film.How did the director and/or cinematographer use techniques of Camera Movement and Shot Types to create an impression on you as a viewer? Explain with specific examples within the film? Compare and contrast some of the films cinema techniques with the film, Citizen Kane. How are the films camera and cinematography techniques similar and how are they different in creating drama for the viewer? Explain why with specific examples within the films. Personal Perspective Questions (Required):Which main elements of the play's plotline made an impression on you as a viewer? Explain why with specific examples within the film? What did you learn about this specific work of cinema in general from this Formal Analysis?Did this Formal Analysis change the way you think about cinema? What else do you want to know or learn about cinema?

Topic 1: OSHA: Hero or Villain? OSHA has been seen as both a positive and a negative influence on business and employees. Start by reading OSHA's mission statement. Retrieved from http://www.osha.gov/. Go to About OSHA. Explore the information and links on that page. Locate some articles about OSHA written by Ralph Nader. How does Mr. Nader feel about OSHA and their mission? Are they succeeding? Do you think Mr. Nader’s reasoning is correct?What do you think workplace safety would be like without OSHA? Do you think managers and company owners would still be safety conscious because it is the ethical thing to do? How do you think you would feel as a manager if an OSHA inspector showed up unannounced? Topic 2: Child Labor Children are especially vulnerable to unsafe working conditions. To what extent should a company be responsible for preventing child labor? What is the difference between sweatshop labor and human trafficking? Are there any arguments to be made for allowing child labor? Can you cite any examples of businesses that have worked to address child labor issues?