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PLAUSIBLE STRATEGIES THAT CAN BE ADOPTED TO KEEP THE FINANCIAL COOPERATIVES S AFLOAT IN THE WORLD OF ADVERSARIES

 The plausible strategies that can be adopted to keep the Financial Cooperatives s afloat in the world of adversaries Policy  measures have to be put in place in order to lower the base rate which has positive effects on aggregate demand and house hold abilities to serve debt hence lowering bank cash reserve ratios, government bond buying programs should be implemented and debt moratorium for banks. Work safety strategy By taking hygiene measures at workplace and front stores following the service operation procedures. Introducing body temperature gun at every entrance of ware houses, offices and factories in order to reduce the spread of a pandemic. Internal operation management strategy Cooperatives are supposed to expand their teleworker arrangements and canceling or postponing events that require face to face exchange and to also increase pay for those working under lock down, while asking vulnerable workers to stay home on paid special leave. Work protection strategy Coop...

THE IMPACT OF NATURAL DISASTERS AND PANDEMICS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF FINANCIAL AND COOPERATIVE WORLD.

  Natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, typhoons, and hurricanes inflict serious damage and so seem to be bad for the economy. For firms or companies, natural disasters destroy tangible assets such as buildings and equipment as well as human capital and thereby deteriorate their production capacity. These adverse impacts may sometimes be fatal to the firms and result in them being forced to close down. Nevertheless the academic evidence on the economic impact of natural disasters is mixed. As reviewed in surveys such as Noy and Vu (2010) and Loayza et al. (2012), the existing studies report that natural disasters may even promote growth. One possible mechanism behind this positive impact is the enhancement of the productivity of the economy’s corporate sector – as reported in Skidmore and Toya (2002) and Crespo Cuaresma et al (2008). But because these studies use aggregate data, they cannot answer why and how corporate productivity improves due to natural disasters. We th...

SOURCES OF STRESS IN AN ORGANISATION

  Stress can be defined as any type of change that causes physical, emotional, or physiological strain. Stress is your body response to anything that requires attention or action. Everyone experiences stress to some degree. The way you respond to stress, however makes a big difference to your overall well being. Sometime, the best way to manage your stress involves changing your situation. All other times, the best strategy involves changing the way you respond to the situation. Developing a clear understanding of how stress impacts your physical and mental health is important. It is also important to recognize how your mental and physical health affects your stress level. There are several types of stress including acute stress, episodic stress, and chronic stress. An organisation or organisation is an entity such as a company, an institution or association comprising one or more people and having a particular purpose. The word is derived from the Greek word organon, which means ...