Problem
I. Take up a position on either side of the debate: "We should follow employees social media and use them to engage employees". You will need to state the position (Are you FOR or AGAINST the motion being debated) and write on it.
II. Take up a position on either side of the debate: "To Get the Most Out of Teams, Empower Them". You will need to state the position (Are you FOR or AGAINST the motion being debated) and write on it.
III. 2020 will be remembered as the year of BREXIT, or the divorce of the United Kingdom from the most developed and comprehensive example of regional integration, the EU. And, while those relations had been troubled for many years-some say since the very beginning-the separation has proven even more problematic for the UK than for the EU when it comes to the matter of deciding upon the kind of relation that would finally be agreed upon. Moreover, Brexit offered scholars and practitioners alike an excellent opportunity to re-evaluate different kinds of regional integration, together with their challenges and opportunities. One of the most debated issues over the four years between the 2016 referendum and the last-minute trade deal of December 2020 was the format of the trade relations between the former partners. Many prepared for a no-deal scenario and all the problematic implications of such an outcome.
i. The new EU-UK trade deal was signed in December 2020. What were the possible alternative scenarios to this outcome?
ii. The new trade agreement is now in force since 1 January, 2021. What are likely to be the costs to the UK economy?