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Potential audience: President, C&C Industries.
Assume that your employer will soon begin doing business in a specific foreign country and that 25 employees, including you, may be transferred there. Read one or more articles on that country from recent newspapers or magazines, or from other sources, especially online. Describe in a memo what you have learned about current conditions in the country and the possible effects of current conditions on business operations.
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The solution addresses the factors in transferring employees from one country to a new country and the laws and conditions of doing business in a foreign land. The land discussed is Qatar.
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Dear Mr. President and Board of Directors:
The current economic conditions in Qatar are vast. The country is booming in wealth, due to its oil production, and infrastructure and is showing no sign of slowing down. The country most recently held a "world job fair" where worldwide companies who have already set foot in Qatar are looking for qualified candidates. "The event showcases the employment opportunities and courses available for the students to streamline their studies to get employment." (The Peninsula 2009) While job fairs are nothing new, this fair advises the consumer and the prospective employee that the country is rich in employment opportunities and when there are employment opportunities, it is the sign of a stable economy, which is unlike the rest of the world, who is experiencing an unstable economic economy.
The government is a monarchy and the country has no current constitution. The ...
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