The problem of many developing businesses has always been attributed to insufficient or lack
of capital to run these enterprises. But on taking an MBA course at the University of Ghana
Business School, you have come to realize that most businesses in Ghana and Africa fail not
because of capital adequacy issues but rather, human resources management issues. What
significant expectations would you give to all HR managers as needed competences to be
equipped with if you are the consultant general to businesses in Ghana?

I have a case study and I need some ideas please. below is a summary. I needs ideas regarding management of cost accounting

In a company X, the expenses in human ressources are taking 60% of the revenue, so the profit is being considerably reduced. as a cost accountant, what strategies or tactics can be implemented in order to manage better or minize this cost and increase profit. PLEASE i NEED ideas in order to keep moving with this case study. thanks

The subject of human resources management

Discuss the challenges facing employers who must hire quickly to fill a vacancy. Note that existing policies may affect the process, the approval mechanisms, and budgets. Discuss retention issues for existing staff with additional workloads. Consider scheduling the staff acquisition in stages; the first stage to meet pressing needs and the next stages to meet long-term needs.

needed unique answers not copy and paste from the internet, please.

Why is it important to learn about the 4 concepts below:

Compulsory reproduction: refers to the societal pressure for women to reproduce. CM is the idea that women are socially coerced into viewing motherhood as necessary and obligatory part of the female experience

Human Body is socially constructed: our ideas, beliefs, and expectations for (our) bodies are influenced by social factors (culture, gender, sex

Teen Pregnancy

PMS: a group of physical and mood-based symptoms that women can experience prior to menstruation

1 .List THREE short-term and THREE long-term health effects that can occur when exposed to VOCs

2. Explain how the ozone layer is destroyed in the following ways:naturally and human activity

1. 3. Explain how destruction of the ozone layer contributes to global warming.
2. 4. What was the 1987 Montreal Protocol about?   
3. The book she used is " Energy" Science, Policy,and the Pursuit of Sustainability

   Edited by: Robert Bent, Lloyd Orr, and Randall Baker

Describe how neoclassical and institutional economists approach the study of consumption. How do these approaches differ? What do you think are the advantages of each approach?
Economists inevitably approach their studies with certain assumptions about, among other things, human nature. What kinds of assumptions about who we (humans) are and what we fundamentally desire have you seen so far in this course? Do you agree with these assumptions or disagree, and why?

What is the difference between associative learning, reinforcement, conditioned stimuli, and discriminative stimuli?

What is the difference between incentive salience and goal-directed behavior?

Question # 8: Compare and contrast the drive theory of drug addiction and the opponent-process theory of drug addiction?

How does animal models of drug self-administration and drug reinstatement related to human models of drug relapse?

How does the nucleus accumbens relates to the theories of drug addiction outlined in the chapter?

Read chapters 7&8 of your textbook and respond to the following questions. Briefly discuss restricted view of human reason, incomplete understanding of knowledge acquisition and inadequate link between theory & practice as three criticisms of the rational model(P.170-176). What does the new public service draw its inspiration from? How do citizenship and community contribute to restoring democratic citizenship and establishing a new public service?(P.198-200)