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Transaction is accrue between tow parties like any business-related exchange such as Payments to employees, Sales to customers and payments to the suppliers. Thus, processing business transaction was the first application of computer for most organizations. Regards: Shoaib Aatish from MSC CS, UAF, FSD
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∙ 9y agoThe word transactional essentially means a thing that has transactions involved. You could say that running a store is transactional.
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How did Marco Polo become a leader?
transactional leadership
What is transactional leadership?
Transactional leadership focuses on the role of organization, supervision and group performance. The leader also commonly upholds compliance of his/her followers through both reward and punishment.
What is transformational movement?
Transformational leadership is a leadership when one or more persons engage with others in such a way that leaders and followers raise one another to higher levels of motivation and morality.
What was the horizontal integration and vertical integration?
Horizontal Integration: The HR functions are interrelated and inter connected to each other. Ex. Organizational plan leads to resourcing and it leads development, development leads performance, performance leads rewards, rewards leads to employee relations and so on.Vertical integration : All the activities of the line managers are integrated with the organizational business strategy. Ex. Increasing to line of the business by x% leads to reflect in HR activities.Further HR roles can be divided into transactional HR, managerial HR and strategic HR. The transactional HR deals with administrative and clerical functions in HRM. The managerial HR deals rules regulations, laws, troubleshooting etc. The strategic HR deals with adding value in the form creative and innovative in its activities in order to support the vertical integration.Charminda RodrigoPQHRM-IPM (Sri Lanka)charmindarodrigo@hotmail.com
Ullmann v US case dtd 1956?
Ullman v. United States, 350 U.S. 422 (1956), argued 6 Dec. 1955, decided 26 Mar. 1956 by vote of 7 to 2; Frankfurter for the Court, Douglas and black in dissent. A federal district court issued an order under the Immunity Act requiring Ullman to testify before a grand jury that was investigating attempts to endanger the national security. Under the act, a witness could not refuse to testify on the ground that the testimony may have tended to incriminate him. The Immunity Act, however, gave the witness transactional immunity, which prevented state or federal prosecutions for any transactions or matters concerning the compelled testimony. Despite the immunity, Ullman refused to testify and was sentenced to six months imprisonment for contempt.On appeal to the Supreme Court, Ullman argued that the Immunity Act violated the Fifth Amendment privilege against self‐incrimination. He argued that the act did not give him complete immunity because his testimony might lead to practical disabilities, such as loss of job, expulsion from a labor union, and public opprobrium.The Supreme Court rejected this argument, holding that the act did not violate the Fifth Amendment. It observed that the privilege against self‐incrimination protected a witness not from the disabilities described by Ullman but only from giving testimony that might lead to a criminal prosecution. By granting transactional immunity, the act removed exposure to a criminal charge. As a result, the reason for the privilege no longer existed and petitioner could not refuse to answer questions.cite: KERMIT L. HALL. "Ullman v. United States." The Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United States. Oxford University Press. 2005. Encyclopedia.com. 27 Dec. 2009 .
What are the advantages of transactional analysis?
advantages and disadvantages of transactional technique
What is Eric Berne's transactional analysis?
what is eric berne's transactional analysis?
When was Transactional Synchronization Extensions created?
Transactional Synchronization Extensions was created in 2012.
What is a transactional website?
A transactional website is a site where you can purchase goods or services... make transactions.
What is transactional speech?
transactional speech is when someone answers a question and another person answers it
What is the difference between a charismatic leader and a transactional leader?
what is difference between charismatic and transactional leadership
Difference between collaborative relationships and transactional relationships?
What is the difference between collaborative relationships and transactional relationships?
What are the Three Transactional Communication Principles?
In Transactional Communication the first is "You can not NOT communicate". So my question is what are the other two?
How can you find a transactional attorney?
A transactional attorney is likely to work on contracts and other business documents. Finding a transactional attorney would be the same as finding and contacting any other type of attorney.
What does transactional?
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What is a transactional database?
A Transactional Database is a DBMS where write operations on the database are able to be rolled back if they are not completed properly.
What has the author Helena Hargaden written?
Helena Hargaden has written: 'Transactional analysis psychotherapy' -- subject(s): Transactional analysis
