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Logic-Based Methods For Optimization: Combining Optimization And Constraint Satisfaction, John Hooker
Logic-Based Methods For Optimization: Combining Optimization And Constraint Satisfaction, John Hooker
John Hooker
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West Point Market: Managing A Challenge From The Eeoc, Todd A. Finkle
West Point Market: Managing A Challenge From The Eeoc, Todd A. Finkle
Todd A Finkle
Russell Vernon, a second-generation owner and manager of West Point Market in Akron, Ohio must decide whether to settle, go to court or reconcile (mutually agreeable solution) with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on an allegation of racial discrimination. He firmly believes that he is innocent. If he chooses to reconcile or settle the case out of court, he could be construed as a racist. If he chooses to go to court and loses, he may lose his family business. This emotionally charged situation is presented as a management decision that must be based on an analysis of the facts. …