I got hired as CEO with limited experience. Presently, your 180 line workers are
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I got hired as CEO with limited experience. Presently, your 180 line workers are unionized and they are worried about job losses and your lack of business experience. You are now tasked with preparing a 1-2 page brief to stakeholders on your decisions. The provincial government, due to a recent loan, presently maintains an equity stake of approximately 15% of the company’s shares which complicates things because you need their approval to make any substantial changes to structure or job cuts. The brief outlines what management structure would you propose and why, how you would maximize efficiency in the company’s production, how you would motivate employees during and after the change, and the key points to consider in the change to the new structure.(make the answer long and detailed please)
Explanation / Answer
1. The defendant has the right to appeal in the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeal unless there is an explicit waiver to the right to appeal. However, the chances of the defendant coming back to the court on the claim that FBI promised a probationary sentence, and getting the court sentence overturned are slim. In a plea bargain, the defendant signs the plea form that clearly states in Section 13 that the voluntariness of the plea is ensured. The question of whether the defendant was forced or pressured to plead guilty, or if any promises have been made to get into pleading guilty, have been answered in the plea bargain form. If the defendant has not mentioned about the promises made by the FBI at the time of filling the plea bargain form, then there is little chance of getting the sentence overturned in the future based on that claim.
2. The plea bargain processes are tilted in favour fin the prosecutors. Defendants would normally settle for the plea bargain due to the lighter sentence. However, there is the possibility of defendant coming under pressure from prosecutors to admit guilt. Having a ‘plea jury’ that looks into the process of how the plea bargain was entered into, will be able to bring out the facts which usually are out of public sight. The plea jury would provide a check on prosecutors who may otherwise be in a powerful position to pressurise defendants to plead guilty. Plea jury will be favourable to the defendants.
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