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    Shewart was an engineer, physicist and statistician. He theorized that there are two causes of variation which will lead to decreased product quality. These two causes are the assignable cause, (special-cause variation) and chance-cause (common cause variation). Assignable Cause variation is an unpredictable, unanticipated problem within the manufacturing system. Chance Cause variation is a well-known error or cause that can effect a manufacturing process. Shewart created control charts, focusing

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    given, they cannot be removed from a child’s body. The harm they may have caused a child, cannot be reversed. Parents need to be aware of what is in these vaccines and the possible harmful effects they can have on their child. While the official cause of autism has not been clearly determined, parents of young children and expecting parents need to be aware that research shows a definite link between

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    Autism can be treated the most effectively when caught early, therefore it is even more important that we all know the symptoms of this developmental disorder, so it can be treated before the severity of the symptoms increase. Still today, no known cause exist behind why Autism occurs, although research has shown that various environmental factors may be to blame, genetic mutations have also been found. A big lack of research on Autism has greatly hurt the life of those with Autism, with no findings

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    Sexual Harassment Wills Incorporated prohibit sexual harassment and maintains a zero tolerance policy. Management will discipline and fire anyone found guilty of sexual harassment. Sexual harassment is any or combination of the following: an objectionable, coercive or lewd comment of a sexual nature to a person or persons, that is known or unwelcomed; actions or communications with a sexual connotation that create an intimidating, demeaning, or offensive work environment; an unwanted sexual request

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    When assessing whether Liz is liable for assault, it is necessary to give reference to her unlawful conduct, and evaluate whether her conduct was intentional. To prove assault, three factors have to be visible. These include: the act was one of force, there was intention and the act was unlawful. We are assuming unlawfulness and thus we will concentrate on omission and voluntariness. Conduct should be voluntary in order for criminal liability to follow . It is evident that Liz was suffering from

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    the course of employment the respondent had been exposed to two sources of this dust; swing grinders and pneumatic hammers, the latter being an innocent exposure and the former being negligent. Due to uncertainty as to which exposure was the actual cause of the disease the normal but for test would be unworkable. Lord Reid gave the leading judgement in the case and avoided the issues of the but for test by creating the Wardlaw test of material contribution to injury “It appears to me that the source

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    Whistleblowers What is the Whistleblowers Protection Act? The Whistleblowers Protection Act 2001 (“the Act”) supports the Government’s commitment to the principles of open, honest and accountable governance. It is designed to protect the public interest by: • exposing serious public sector wrongdoing; • ensuring public organisations are responsible and accountable; and • protecting whistleblowers from detrimental action and protecting their privacy. How do I become a whistleblower? A whistleblower

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    Unit 519 (01)Complaints

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    Optional Unit Questions Unit 519 (01) Develop procedures and practice to respond to concerns and complaints Assessment Questions 1. Learning Outcomes 1.1 and 1.2 a) Identify the regulatory requirements, codes of practice and relevant guidance for managing concerns and complaints in your area of work. b) Analyse how each one affects service provision. The Local Authority. Social Services and National Service Complaints (England) amendment Regulations 2009. came into effect in April

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    There are a number of parties that could inherently be liable for an accident caused by an AV, the potential parties include; the user, the owner of the AV, the manufacturer of the AV, the manufacturer of the AV components or AV technology, the AV code programmer, a government entity responsible for the intelligent highway or perhaps even the AV itself by allowing AVs to be considered as legal persons. There have also been arguments that the federal government should create legislation preempting

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    Pretend you are in kindergarten again and you have just won your favorite bag of candy for behaving yourself in class all week, and right when the teacher presents you with your glorious prize a fellow classmate, which had already been to the principals twice that week, comes up and asks for a piece. You do not want to give him a piece because you worked hard for it and he broke the rules so he does not deserve it, but then he goes to complain to the teacher and she says you have to share with him

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