Briefly discuss how globalization will influence the structure of ...

[MirandaLo]

Briefly discuss how globalization will influence the structure of the future workplace and the availability of employment.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true in dealing with an HIV positive client who refuses to disclose his or her condition to a partner?
 
  a. There is a legal duty to warn the partner.
  b. There is both a legal and an ethical duty to warn the partner.
  c. There is not a duty to warn, but the ACA Code of Ethics gives permission to breach confidentiality in respect to contagious life-threatening diseases.
  d. A recent court case has determined that professionals have a duty to warn and protect innocent people.

[Tonny]

Answer to Question 1

1 . Globalization suggests that the economies of developed nations are interconnected. Thus, poor economic conditions in one nation can affect the economy of other nations.
2 . Globalization also suggests that nations who manufacture goods are in competition with other nations to sell their merchandise and search for the most inexpensive labor costs to produce their goods. As a result, many manufacturing jobs in the United States have been outsourced to other nations where labor is cheaper.
3 . Organizations have shifted from focusing on the career development of workers to workers who currently have the skills needed to advance their products. Workers that are successful in the current and in the future workplace are lifelong learners who aggressively find educational programs to update their skills. Companies also offer in-house training programs that include new technology.
Globalization also suggests that when there is a declared recession, not only do workers in this country have less job security but also workers in other counties can experience the same job insecurity. There are fewer guarantees of a permanent job.

Answer to Question 2

c

[MirandaLo]

YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

[scottmt]

Gracias!