Assignment 8: Week 8

Please ensure that the paper meets APA standards, is at least 5-7 pages (not including cover and reference page), and is grammatically correct.

 

Throughout the term thus far we have used, and will continue to primarily use, the Alternative Dispute Resolution in Business book. You will also use that book for this paper:

 

Assignment overview and directions :

 

You are writing this essay as a Dispute Resolution specialist in your organization.. You are being asked to identify your knowledge of Dispute Resolution and to provide an overview of what you learned in your HRMT411 class. Your boss has asked you to pick five chapters from your HRMT411 course textbook and tell him/her why you thought they were interesting and the main things that you learned from each chapter. You should clearly tell your reader how you will be able to apply the knowledge of each chapter to a future employment situation. Feel free to cite outside sources to complete the assignment as well.

 

 

Each chapter that you pick should be talked about in about a page to a page and half in length.

 

 

This should be the format of your Paper :

 

 

1)   Introduction should discuss the importance of understanding dispute resolution and tell your reader which five chapters that will be discussed in your paper and what you will discuss.

2)  Second page through 5th to 7th page should explain what you learned form each chapter that you picked (Remember-Pick five chapters) and how the material would help you as a professional in a current or future employer. Also, find ONE outside source that relates to each chapter and use that material to support your thoughts about each chapter. Examples of material could be:  Peer Reviewed articles, case law etc etc 

3)   You should then end your paper with a conclusion about what you have written and and tell your boss why you would consider those five chapters as the most interesting chapters in the text

Abstract	Clearly states problem and question to be resolved; clearly summarizes method, results, and conclusions
Introduction	Provides background research into the topic and summarizes important findings from the review of the literature; describes problem to be solved; justifies the study; explains the significance of the problem to an audience of non-specialists
Discussion	Addresses the topic with clarity; organizes and synthesizes information; draws conclusions
Summary	Presents a clear logical explanation for findings, recommendations and/or implications for future research and/or application
Mechanics and documentation	Is free or almost free of errors of grammar, spelling, and writing mechanics; appropriately documents sources