Xac/280 Week 9 Final Paper

A genogram is a tool that is used in counseling to plot a client’s family of origin. Not only plotting like one would a family tree but also experiences that occurred within the family. According to Corey and Corey (2014) a genogram can start simple and then can become complex picture of a family and issues and struggles within a family.

The purpose of this brief is to determine wether to establish work-at-home policy for selected employees at the Q-tel Pty Ltd. Information and communication technologies (ICT) make it possible for employees to work at home and deliver their work output to the firm by those ICT. This work arrangement is called telecommuting (Sarbu, 2015).

Due to the increase in racial and ethnic diversity in the United Sates there is a great need to provide counseling interventions that cater for social issues that are attributed to the racial and ethnic diversity. Presently, efforts are being made to implement social justice advocacy strategies and interventions into counseling practices. Thus, counselors are encouraged to be agents and advocates for social justice, oppression, and discrimination (Ratts & Hutchins, 2009). At the forefront of social justice counseling approaches, is the need to empower the oppressed or marginalized individual by confronting injustices and inequalities that affect the individual at the systemic level (Pedersen, Lonner, Draguns, Trimble, & Rio, 2015).

Telecommuting for our agency will be defined as an employee is working away from the office for one or more days within a given week (Managing pg. 9). Employees will be permitted to work from home or elsewhere if they prefer. By allowing telecommuting we are reducing the amount of travel time required for those who may need greater flexibility in their schedule. As well as giving our employees

According to the General Medicaid Requirements (2017) section of the Medicaid website, an individual must have at least one of the following qualifying factors to be eligible for Medicaid Services. The individual must be over the age of 65, have a permanent disability as defined by the Social Security Administration, be blind, be a pregnant woman, be a child, or the parent or caretaker of a child. In addition to these requirements, the individual must be a U.S. citizen or meet certain immigration rules, be a resident of the state where they apply, and have a Social Security number.

Does it ask all of the necessary questions to determine what the client’s presenting problem is? Please support your answer.

According to the chapter 12 PowerPoint, “The structure of a program depends on it’s environment”. For the physical layout the sleeping arrangement is one thing I would change. According to the chapter 12 PowerPoint “The sleeping area should be away from the play area”. The cots were all in the play area, next to the bookshelves full of toys. I think if the cots were separate the toddlers would have a better time falling asleep and be distracted by the toys. The big room they play in, allows for physical development because there is this wide-open space where the kids can move around and play with any toys they want. One thing I would change about this, is that there are tents in the big room and the teachers never get them out because they said they’re a pain to get out and put back. This just showed me that the teacher decided to do what was more convenient for her.

Section 280A was issued in response to the public concern that taxpayers were only renting their vacation homes to deduct personal expenses that would be otherwise nondeductible. This statute provides a two part limitation on the expenses that can be deducted relating to a vacation home. The first limitation has to be done if the home is used for personal purposes during any part of the year and results in separating deductible rental expenses from nondeductible personal expenses according to section 280A(e)(1). This limitation is equal to the product of the total expenses and the number of days rented at fair value/the total number of days used for any purpose. As decided by the

Kudler Fine Foods is a growing local upscale fine food store in San Diego. Kudler Fine Foods has three locations and specializes in bakery and pastry products, fresh produce, fresh meat, seafood, condiments, package foods, cheeses, and dairy products. Kudler Fine Foods mission is to “offer each customer a delightful and pleasing shopping outing.” With a mission statement, such as theirs Kudler Fine Foods wants to partner up with a loyalty rewards program company. This loyalty rewards program will allow customers to earn points for airfare upgrades, gifts, and other specialty foods. Kudler Fine Foods also

For static testing techniques, reviews are the most important techniques to understand the application requirements, design, plan, and analysis. The document reviews are included in such user requirements document, design document, test plan document, or user manual document.

I am requesting that the court make addendum to the magistrate’s report enter on 19Dec16, these addendums are essential due to the manner in which this case has progressed, clear and precise guidelines has to be addressed to limit the ability of the respondent to interpret or disrupt the court ordered agreement.

1a. You get the same prize but the choice changes to $5,000 now or $5,250 in three years. What do you do?

I would characterize management’s culture with respect to employees as ethically questionable. When one takes into account that the culture in the 1970’s was about endless upper class themed parties, it is difficult to determine if Studio 54’s employees were mercenaries or privileged employees because they had coveted the opportunity to obtain employment where drugs and being in the limelight with the rich and famous was a perk of the job.

1) Complete summary of the case study that identifies the key problems and issues, provides background information, relevant facts, the solution employed, and the results achieved.

This distinction is important, as a business is allowed to deduct items such as travel, tool and home office expenses.