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Employee Benefits - Health Care Compliance Risks At the end of 2014, PYB has 87 full-time and 28 part-time workers. With recent company success, PYB will continue to hire new employees to accommodate for higher production. However, with the passing of the Affordable Care Act in 2010, PYB is currently not in health care compliance by not providing “adequate health care coverage to their employees. ” Since PYB has 50 or more full time employees, they are required to provide minimal coverage or pay

This paper explores the benefits offered at my organization. Yahoo provides a benefits package that includes Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, and Disability. In addition, there are supplemental and voluntary benefits that have become “industry standard” offerings based on larger competing organizations. (Levin-Epstein, 2011) Working in the technology industry, the recruitment and retention efforts drive benefit offerings to be highly competitive. This requires consistent review of turnover

For the past 4-5 years I have listened to Korean pop music as my main source of music. Over this time, a lot of changes have happened in the Kpop community but the most outstanding change was how much more popular Korean music has become worldwide. Kpop has been around since the 90’s but has recently become much more popular globally with thanks to the internet and social media. Globalisation and its effects have been amplified extremely by the Internet which has facilitated communications between

.3- K-Means Clustering Algorithm The K-means algorithm is an unsupervised clustering algorithm which partitions a set of data, usually termed dataset into a certain number of clusters. Minimization of a performance index is the primary basis of K-means Algorithm, which is defined as the sum of the squared distances from all points in a cluster domain in the cluster center. Initially K random cluster centers are chosen. Then, each sample in the sample space is assigned to a cluster based on the minimum

Bang has generated a revenue of 44 million dollars in 2016. The rise of the Korean pop industry and global phenomenon is most notably attributed to several factors: creators, distribution, consumers, and content. Most interestingly, the prominence of K-pop music and artists on consumer goods, advertisements, social media, and daily life, has profoundly influenced ideological standards of domestic and international culture. With technology, social media, training programs, and international popularity

choreography that is related to the lyrics of the song. For lead singles, they usually have a ‘point dance move’ which just relates back to the topic of the song. They are known for their unique and colorful outfits and music videos. As for the history of K-pop, it dates back to 1885. Reverend Henry Appenzeller started teaching American and British folk songs called “changga” in a school located in Korea. For these particular songs, the English lyrics were then replaced to the Korean language. (“History

Surviving birth Life in the womb was beginning to get tiring for a certain fetus. “Soon to be expected” was considered too long of a wait for her. One January day, Jessica decided it was time to pop out of the womb. This caused many complications between the girl and her mother. She was born premature and had trouble breathing. She was kept in an intensive care unit for a couple of days. After a week, they deemed her healthy enough to be able to go home with her parents to meet the remainder of her

Vitamin K as any other vitamin plays a crucial role in our body as vitamins and minerals are essential nutrients for our body to perform daily activities. Vitamins are al-so needed “to promoted and regulated growth, reproduction and maintenance of health” (HMKN 205 notes). All vitamins and minerals play a key role in our body and they each have different functions, however vitamin k is really important because it plays a really significant role in blood clotting and bone health. Vitamin k was “discov-ered

Korean Drama is a television series, ranging from 16 to 30 episodes depending on its broadcasting network. Each episode usually lasts an hour and is aired once or twice a week. One of the popular terms incorporated with the advent of Korean Dramas is the term “Hallyu wave”. Hallyu wave refers to “a surge in the international visibility of Korean culture” (Ravina, 2009, p.3). “Korean Wave refers to the cultural phenomenon in which people in the world are willing to adopt and consume Korean popular

I. Question 1 Courts have identified two categories of fiduciary relationships: The first is “inherently fiduciary” and the second is “fact-based”. The circumstances in which a fiduciary relationship would arise include: A. Undertaking of trust and confidence Mostly, fiduciary relationships involve an agreement where one party accepts from another on trust, the exercise of a power or discretion over his or her interests. The agreement does not need to be contractual. The key criterion is whether