HR article event analysis

event analysis article:

“B.C. proposes minimum pay standards and workers’ compensation for app-based gigworkers”

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/la…

Scientific analysis/depth: HR topics should be clearly identified, adequately described, and linked back to the event throughout the paper.1. Research the topic. The article will allow for discussion of 2 or 3 of the conceptsthat we have covered in Human Resource Management.

2. Choose only 2 or 3 concepts to describe in depth and evaluate in the context of the topic. The paper is relatively short (only 5 pages), so you do not have space to thoroughly analyze the event using more than 2 or 3 concepts. Analyzing the event according to more than 2 or 3 concepts would detract from the quality of the paper, as it would only allow for superficial descriptions given the page limit.

Expectations for Paper
1. Research the assigned topic. The article will allow for discussion of 2 or 3 of the concepts
that we have covered this term in Human Resource Management.
2. Choose only 2 or 3 concepts to describe in depth and evaluate in the context of your
chosen topic. The paper is relatively short (only 5 pages), so you do not have space to
thoroughly analyze the event using more than 2 or 3 concepts. Analyzing the event
according to more than 2 or 3 concepts would detract from the quality of the paper, as it
would only allow for superficial descriptions given the page limit.
3. Be sure to link the chosen concepts back to the event.
4. Define your key terms. For example, when you first mention the HRM concepts, define
them to orient your reader. Any key terms in your paper should include a definition.
5. Make sure that you include citations for any statements in your paper that are not your
original thoughts. Plagiarism is grounds for academic misconduct, so please be diligent
about using citations. Examples of sources that need to be cited and include in the
references are: the textbook, news articles, websites, peer reviewed journal articles,
books, book chapters. This list is not exhaustive but includes the most common sources.
6. Please include a title page indicating: the title, your name, the instructor’s name, the
course name, section, date. The title page does not count towards the page limit.
7. Include a reference page that lists the full references for all in-text citations. The
reference page does not count towards the page limit.
8. For all citations and references, please use the 7th edition of APA style. I have included a
website URLs below that outline the formatting style for in-text citations and references:
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_g
uide/general_format.html
9. Use the typical structure format for papers, which includes: a title page, an introduction
paragraph, body paragraphs, a conclusion paragraph, and a reference page(s).
10. Remember that this is NOT a group project. This component is to be completed
independently.
11. The analysis should be typed in Times New Roman font, size 12, double-spaced, with
standard margins (2.54 cm).
12. Use of ChatGPT is explicitly prohibited.