Posted: April 24th, 2015

Briefing memo senior management

Briefing memo senior management

Order Description

You have been hired by XYZ as a consultant. They are currently facing a union organizing campaign. You have been asked to write a briefing memo for senior management.

Your memo must address:

a. What are the basic differences, from the employer’s viewpoint, in operating in a union-free environment vs. a unionized environment?

b. What are management representatives permitted to say and do during the campaign? What, if any, actions or statements are prohibited?
In responding, you must use four references. They should be from a scholarly journal or credible news source. No Wikipedia.

REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL WRITTEN ASSIGNMENTS:

1. Most assignments include a minimum required number of sources. The required sources are to be recent (dated within the past two-four years), and from scholarly or acceptable outside sources. They are to be cited within the text in APA style, referenced in APA style, and you should include a hyperlink (if available) to view the source. Do not use Wikipedia.

2. Format the document as instructed using APA style. Typically, in Word (.doc or .docx) with double-spacing, one inch margins, Times New Roman, 12 point font, include headings and subheadings, references, page numbering, and a title page (with the course name and number, your topic, your name, and the date of submission).

3. Write your paper with clear syntax, correct grammar, and spelling.

4. Follow instructions to submit to your Assignment to the appropriate tab in your assignment folder in the file format requested (for example, Word docx, .doc, .pdf, .rtf) with file name.
For example, LastName_FirstName_HRMN362_AssignmentName
Example, Jones_Mary_HRMN362_WritingAssignment1.doc

5. Make sure your assignments are comprehensive, and address the issues, concerns, and questions asked in the order in which they are asked.
Criteria for evaluating all written work (Conference postings and written assignments) includes content (comprehensive treatment of the subject, critical thinking, analysis, and application of research findings, etc.); format (presentation, and organization); following instructions including the due date; and writing style (readability, spelling, grammar, and syntax).