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MBA.Graduate Psychology,PHD in HRM
Strayer,Phoniex,
Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
MBA.Graduate Psychology,PHD in HRM
Strayer,Phoniex,University of California
Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
PR Manager
LSGH LLC
Apr-2003 - Apr-2007
Routine Report Assignment
Scenario:
Your company is the largest private employer in your metropolitan area, and the 43,500
employees in your workforce have a tremendous impact on local traffic. A group of city and
county transportation officials recently approached your CEO with a request to explore
ways to reduce this impact. The CEO, Ms. Suarez, has assigned you the task of analyzing
the workforce's transportation habits and attitudes as a first step towards identifying
potential solutions. She is willing to consider anything from subsidized bus passes to
company-owned shuttle buses to telecommuting, but the decision requires a thorough
understanding of employee transportation needs. Figures 1–4 summarize data you have
collected in an employee survey.
Figure 1: Employee Carpool Habits
Frequency of Use: Carpoo
ling Portion of Workforce
Every day, every week 10,138 (23%)
Certain days, every week 4,361 (11%)
Randomly 983 (2%)
Never 28,018 (64%)
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Figure 2: Use of Public Transportation
Frequency of Use: Public Transportation Portion of Workforce
Every day, every week 23,556 (54%)
Certain days, every week 2,029 (5%)
Randomly 5,862 (13%)
Never 12,053 (28%)
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Figure 3: Effect of Potential Improvements to Public Transportation
Which of the following would you encourage you to use public tra
nsportation more Frequently? (Check all that apply) Portion of Respondents.
Employees can check more thanone.
Increased perceptions of safety 4,932 (28%)
Improved cleanliness 852 (5%)
Reduced commute times 7,285 (41%
Greater convenience: fewer transfers 3,278 (18%)
Greater convenience: more stops 1,155 (6%)
Lower (or subsidized) fares 5,634 (31%)
Nothing could encourage me to take public transportation 8,294 (46%)
Note: This question was asked to those respondents who use public transportation randomly
or never, a subgroup that represents 17,915 employees or 41% of the workforce.
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Figure 4: Is Telecommuting An Option?
Does the nature of your work make telecommuting a realistic option? Portion of
Workforce
Yes, every day 3,460 (8%)
Yes, several days a week 8,521 (20%)
Yes, random days 12,918 (30%)
No 18,601 (42%)
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Task:
Write a recommendation memo report to your supervisor, Ms. Suarez illustrating the data
you have collected and recommending two ways to solve this problem.This is a short report; therefore, your report will not include a title page, a table of
contents, or appendices. The visualized data must be within the text (body) of the report; do not place the data at the end of the report.
Organizational Guidelines:
TO: Ms. Suarez, CEO
FROM: Insert Your Name
DATE: Month Day, Year
SUBJECT: Workforce Transportation Habits
Begin your report memo with a brief introductory statement outlining the background,
problem/opportunity/purpose, scope, and organization of the report. Refer to your text for
assistance. In the body of your report, you are required to illustrate each set of data with figures.
Keep in mind this portion of the report requires an appropriate heading, and each of the
four figures requires a reference statement, a caption, and if applicable, a legend.
Do notplace the data in a bulleted/numbered list or in a table
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