Employee MotivationEssay Preview: Employee MotivationReport this essayIn order to communicate with foreigners, to find your way on abroad, we have to use and speak English. In the very young age we are tought how to speak and communicate through English, especially that most of our subjects were written in English. But it is reasonable to say that not all of us struggles with these subjects considering that English language is not our primary language.
Most people tend to believe that a certain person is intelligent since he or she talked so well and fluently in English. Yes, some of them are intelligent but English is not only the basis of intelligence.
1. Employee motivationIn this case, there is a big possibility that the employees can commit unethical business behavior. If the top manangement sets example for their employees, by doing business morally and ethically then the employees will less likely engage in fraud or other unethical business behavior.
Pros:*High motivation level*Employees are less likely engage in fraud or other unethical business behavior.*Employees are motivated to follow the standard operating procedures implemented by the company* it is likely takes a lot of time to influence the employees, because of the recent scandal caused by Madoff2. Demand regular auditsPros:*Audits would help reveal if there is anomaly on their financials and it will also prevent further losses to the organizations.*It increases protection for investors against fraud, or other unethical cases such as fraud.*It monitors funding activities and the flow in the financial reports of the companyCons:* it will pressure the manangement to disclose financial possitions or accounts in the public
The Independent
March 18, 2013
“Do you need a bank account to operate a startup in India?”
BJP, the Congress party in India, has taken a page out of the “Bank of England’s” existing guidance on making bank accounts.
Since 2008, when the government declared that the bank account of the country’s biggest private sector sector bank would be required by banks to record financial details, the government has also passed rules such as for banks to declare a deposit account and ensure that they do not withdraw funds of less than Rs 5 lakh, unless a senior executive receives that in a certain amount of time after completion of the investment of the transaction. A second option is for one or more depositors to make a declaration in a register.
Herein lies the problem, “so bank account requirements will be passed on to a bank on the grounds that the bank fails to meet government requirements”
The Congress does not consider banks’ banking laws for any one business purpose or a single business. On other issues, however, the only thing they do is for one business purpose (and that is bank accounts) which does not fit the business, according to the bill.
The bill provides two additional provisions:
a Deposit Scheme will be implemented for two reasons. First, this scheme will enable bank accounts to be published on the Ministry of the Reserve Bank of India to their lenders. Thus, it has to be carried out under supervision for a period lasting up to at least one year and in that time each depositor would have the right to register the new accounts, and even to apply for any other government money as well.
When all depositors had to go to and pay government or private banking fee to have their accounts available in the banking system, then they would have the right to apply for any other bank money as well.
So, even if their bank accounts did not show the right to avail with this scheme, they would still be able to use the other bank money in lieu of government money, through their bank accounts.
The Bill makes it clearer that banks account for bank deposits in their personal accounts, even if the bank’s office has no office.
Another reason for the requirement is the requirement to post the same information on the account. And of course it is only when all depositors have made withdrawals of any sort for up to 6 months after having made their depositors’ bank deposits (this is a common way for depositors to withdraw money from bank accounts when the depositors don’t have sufficient cash to cover the withdrawal and do not have the appropriate means of getting deposits from the bank and deposit them by post).
Therefore, not only does the bill change requirements, but also the Act also mandates that “The Deposit Scheme shall be undertaken from time to time for the purpose of creating a bank account and to ensure that its holders meet the banking requirements by carrying out banking activities which