College Town Rentals (CTR) does business by leasing single-family homes and then renting them to students who attend college in the same city. CTR only deals in single-family houses, never in multiple unit dwellings. All of its rental houses are leased from their present owners by CTR employees who are called lease agents. Leases are contracts negotiated by these agents and always deal with just […]

The Kingdom of Swaziland (SZ) is country situated in the sub-Saharan part of the African continent. According to the information released by the World Health Organization (WHO), this nation has a size of approximate 17,000km2 as well as a population of more than 1.2 million individuals. However, the SZ is predominantly occupied by young citizens since the persons aged 60 years and above constitute of […]

The hospitality industry, just like any other industry is experiencing the changing economic environment. To remain afloat, sound management practices are necessary. Management of resources, more so the human aspect is key in this pursuit. Marriott is one company that has been accompanied by many assortments that come with being in power. This paper is an examination of the top most decision making organ in […]

History has continually been documented and these records form a basis of the knowledge we have in the present day of the world that was and how the world has progressed over the years. As such, these historical records serve the role of filling information gaps to inform the happenings of the era. One such aspect in history is the history of Christianity in England […]

Fitness on the military is an important component in supporting their service in securing a country. Indeed, the unforeseen challenges as the military tackles enemies require proper training for such eventualities. It is required that individuals who join the military are fit in consideration to their physical and cardiovascular conditions (Smith, 2018). Smith, (2018) says that, “effective of soldiers depends largely on their physical condition.” […]

According to Mengesha (2009), a deviant is a human behavior violating generally accepted and existing social norms. Deviance is any condition, belief or behavior that violates significant society or group’s social norms. There are two types of deviance, positive deviance and negative deviance. Negative deviances are the behaviors which deviate from the normal to the negative direction while positive deviance is positive actions and achievements […]

Moral hazard is a situation where the interests of one party are taken care of by another party, making them confident enough to get involved in risky undertakings because they are aware of the cover given to them by the other party. The party offering the cover however, normally consider their interests first. For instance, an organization that is insured will be willing to take […]

         A work ethic is a set of moral guidelines an employee uses in his \her job. These could be a sense of integrity, adaptability, diligence, perseverance and accountability. Organizational culture is the underlying beliefs, assumptions, values and ways of interacting that contribute to the unique social and psychological environment of an organization. It can also be seen as attitudes, beliefs, customs, and written and unwritten […]

Introduction One pervasive societal issue that was discussed by Warren St. John in his book, Outcasts United: An American Town, a Refugee Team, and One Woman’s Quest to Make a Difference is the stereotype complex nature and how it skew’s a person’s perspective. According to (AIC,) Stereotyping is an overly simplified and pejorative attitude that is held by people towards those who are outside their […]

                 Communism refers to a social-economic system where a society owns property collectively rather than by individuals. This theory was put forward by Karl and Friedrich, German philosophers and revolutionaries to replace Capitalism in the 19th Century. There existed two socio-economic classes; middle class, comprising of property owners and held sole rights to technology and the working class who possessed neither tangible wealth nor capital.             With […]