Reports and Presentations

Subjects: Reports and Presentations

Problem Statement: This report will address the issue of dress code in the workplace as a human rights issue. It is important that government sets guidelines for companies and organizations, in order to avoid gender discrimination and to keep employees feeling safe and comfortable at work.

Topi will be related to Issue of Dress code in the workplace as a Human Right issue.  Minimum of 1 to 2 pages explanation

Instruction on how to answer the below question. (please paraphrase your answer and dont copy direct what is in the article)

Minimum 6 sources; must include a book of some kind, a scholarly article, and a credible website (you can use your own reference and provide along with your answer).  Create the cited Problem and Solutions section with an APA format References page, as follows:

Write a thorough exploration of the problem using a specific, descriptive main heading that names the problem and at least two sub-headings; do not assume any prior knowledge on the part of your audience (write with secondary audiences in mind).  Use a Canadian perspective on the problem, please.  Make sure to consider the 5W’s: who, what, when, where, why – and how – and to organize your information logically; for example, “what” should come before “who” and “how many”.  Always organize by content, never by source.  For most problems, a definition is a good starting point.  Consider whether you need to explore any or all of the following: legal framework, statistics or trends, causes, negative effects. As you write, make sure that every sentence supports the focus of the current heading/subheading, and that the connections between ideas are always clear.  Every sentence in the problem section should NEED to be cited: present research-based facts only, without essay-style commentary or generalizations.

Note: Use only Canadian Sources/Articles

Under a “Solutions” heading, introduce the section with a brief summary (not description) of the solution options, and then use a minimum of three sub-headings to explore at least three unique and distinct ways to solve the problem as a whole (do not attempt to explore solutions that address only one part of the problem at a time).  For each solution, begin with a clear solution statement (e.g. “X could solve the problem of Y by…”), and then fully explain the solution idea.  Some of this may be brainstormed; provide as much research-based support as possible (this can include international research from countries with related socioeconomic cultures).   Be careful to discuss the solution objectively as a possibility only (using “could/might” language), without subjective or definitive analysis (don’t say what “should” be done, or what is “good/better/best”, or even what “will” happen, etc.).

Following a complete explanation, identify the pros and cons for each solution under separate sub-sub-headings (level 3).  Be as specific as possible with as much research support as possible.

Organize ideas carefully so that the content under each heading clearly supports that heading only (e.g. don’t misplace pros/cons in the explanation section or explanations in the pros/cons sections).