Assignment:
Policy paper
Subject : Sam's Club layoff procedures for employees after hurricane Maria
-present a policy paper using subject of layoff and compensation . Puerto rico labor law+ labor reform act
-develop in an original way
-logical development of arguments and objective arguments
-use of academic resources only
Define the problem or issue. Disregard for the layoff procedures and compensation of employees
Analyze-according to the labor laws of Puerto rico and reform act analyze if the the company respected the protocol.
Summarize your findings or state recommendations. With the help of academic resources, and labor law resources, provide an alternate development for this case recommendations or findings in response to specific problems and avoid generalizations.
• Generate criteria for evaluating data. Explain the key assumptions and methodology underlying your analysis and prioritize the criteria you rely on to assess evidence.
• If you are producing recommendations, develop a theory of change, and analyze the options and tradeoffs according to your methodology and assess their feasibility. What are the pros and cons? What is feasible? What are the predictable outcomes? Develop a logic model to gird your analysis and support your assertions with relevant data.
• Address-and when appropriate rebut-counterarguments, caveats, alternative interpretations, and reservations to your findings or recommendations. Your credibility as a policy analyst relies on your ability to locate and account for counterargument. You should be especially sensitive to the likely counterarguments that a decision-maker would face in implementing or acting on your recommendations or findings.
• Suggest next steps and the implications of the findings or recommendations. You may briefly address the feasibility of next steps or explore the implications of your analysis.
• Distill the conclusions succinctly in a concluding section and remind the decision maker of the big picture, the overall goal, the necessity of the investigation, or of the urgency for action. This answers the "Who cares?" question that reminds the reader of nthe value of the research and recommendations. If you are targeting a decision maker, you should reflect the decision-maker's primary concerns.