Abstract
This paper explains that Megan's Cleaning Service will use the information from this research plan to increase business by at least 50% by the end of the year. The author develops the research plan objective by objective, outlining implementation actives and defining evidence that the objective has been met. The paper states that the data will be combined and analyzed to determine the best advertising methods.

Table of Contents
Statement of the Problem
Background Information
Research Plan
Objective 1 (Developmental)
Implementation Actives
Evidence Objective 1 Has Been Met
Objective 2 (Developmental)
Implementation Actives
Evidence Objective 2 Has Been Met
Objective 3 (Developmental)
Implementation Actives
Evidence Objective 3 Has Been Met
Objective 4 (Developmental)
Implementation Actives
Evidence Objective 4 Has Been Met
Objective 5 (Developmental)
Implementation Actives
Evidence Objective 5 Has Been Met
Objective 6 (Evaluative)
Implementation Activities
Evidence Objective 6 Has Been Met
Participants
Evaluation
Design Strategy
Data Collection
Data Analysis
Budget
Personnel
Supplies
Project Timeline
Definition of Terms
Appendices: Customers Opinion Survey
Appendices: Key Survey Results
Is the Cleaning Service Important to You?
What Are the Reasons That You Do Not Use Cleaning Service?

From the Paper
"Research gathering is helpful to locate the target market. Gathering and analyzing information are important to find the best probable answer for this business; how to grow. Without research, the business owner would not be able to make intelligent and logical decisions. Marketing strategy is very important to grow the business. The 4Ps of marketing: Product (cleaning service), price (how much the service will cost), place (identify the target market) and promotion (advertising type) are the key to achieving these goals. A solid investment in consistent, relatively intense advertising can get the business to an outstanding weekly sales volume. It is very important for an owner of a cleaning business to know who he/she is and what gets him/her excited. This will help the business owner reach his/her goals."

Tags:budget, time-line, customers, advertising, goal

Abstract
This paper provides an organizational behavior case study, focusing in particular on the Kiwi Cleaning Services Company. The paper asserts that an organization's goals, values, and vision determine the culture of the organization, which is made up of the social environment; the culture, in turn, influences the leadership in the organization, the modes of communication, and the quality of group work. If the quality of work life is satisfactory, the paper explains, employees of the organization are motivated, resulting in better employee performance, and the attraction of talented employees. The paper concludes that talent in the organization improves efficiency and work output; however, all these aspects of organizational behavior should work together to achieve a common goal of the organization.

Outline:
Abstract
Problems in the Organization
Initial Solutions to the Problems
Long-Term Actions
Conclusion
References

From the Paper
"Secondly, the quality of work life should be improved for the employees by redesigning jobs. This includes job enlargement meaning increasing the variety of duties and tasks of a particular job. Also, job enrichment is needed which increases the control and responsibility required in a job (Cunningham, J. B. & Eberle, T, 1990). This is beneficial for both the employee and the company. It motivates and satisfies the employees who give better performance leading to increased organizational effectiveness."
Next, as the company progresses, it requires an Organizational Development and Human Resources Department. This department will help improve the structure of the organization and consider the staffing required by the company. It will also help train its employees and deal with their performance issues."

Tags:effectiveness, socialization, morale, employee

Abstract
The paper considers how communities in general and northwest Florida in particular can clean up debris following a hurricane. The paper also touches on the issues of health hazards and flooding, and communications problems.

From the Paper
"Hurricanes and tornadoes have made headlines in recent years as the devastation left in their wakes is broadcast around the nation and even around the world. Hurricanes in particular make for spectacular news programs because of the large area covered by these natural disasters and the surrealist nature of the damage that is caused. Boats and ships come loose from their moorings for example, and can end up miles inland. The images of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina remain fresh in people's minds with..."

Tags:hurricane, Katrina, disasters, disaster planning, Hugo, Andrew, debris, cleanup

Abstract
This is an examination of the environmental issues surrounding the Patapsco River, Inner Harbor, and Chesapeake Bay. It hints as to where the pollution comes from, and gives solutions on what society needs to do in order to clean up our rivers and save our environment.

From the Paper
"The Patapsco watershed, particularly some sections in its upper region, suffers from high levels of nutrients, bacteria, and suspended sediments. The known heritage of close to three centuries of pollution and abuse of the Patapsco's resources seem to blame our ancestors for the low oxygen levels, disease, algae blooms, and excess nutrients that are destructing the water (Alliance, 2). It is unfortunate that little used to be known about the harmful effects resulting from damming, channel dredging, pollution, and dumping and how they have taken their toll on the river."

Tags:bay, bethlehem, chesapeake, environmental, issues, patapsco, pollution, rivers, sediment, steel, toxins

Abstract
The paper discusses how the service industry is extemely competetive and it takes creative strategies by managers in order to differentiate between competetors brands. The paper relates that the classic approach to increasing sales is through excellent customer service; if the customer is convinced that they have received above and beyond the basic service they will return and they will share their experiences with their friends. The paper then discusses how if their service is subpar you will never get them to return, regardless of what you do and you will lose their friends and family exponentially.

Tags:clean, customer service, training

Abstract
This essay examines the writer's world and the way in which she lives her life in a hygienic way, cleaning up after herself and others. The writer looks at her family origins, the traits she inherited and the way in which she applies her rules of cleanliness in her college flat.

From the Paper
"Perfection "like toadstools after the autumn rain, like splashes that gently hitting the rock on the beach, and like a butterfly fluttering around to the colorful petals" is an integration with the surrounding, and if a person is included in the circumstances, he or she will be the rejoice of it. It could take place anywhere in the universe, but it happens to take place here. The sound just comes from within, me. I can feel the perfection thrives and calls, I can feel how close we are, I can sense that we are siblings and we are linked. We always have an attractant to catch with each other. Somewhere in the world, the story happens here, in an old three-story apartment in Chicago where I share room with my girlfriend from junior high and her boyfriend. I'm a 21 years old college student and living my ordinary world, in that personal definition."

Tags:perfect, way, exclusivity, choice, life, chili, scrambled, egg, sausages, breakfast, personal, nature, individual, globe

Abstract
This paper discusses the problem of smog and the health complications it creates for Ontarians. The paper briefly explains the health problems brought about by smog, the relationship between automobiles and smog, the province's measures to combat the scourge of smog, measures designed to cut down on unhealthy emissions by Ontario's industrial sector, the over-all progress of the Drive Clean program and a few recommendations which might help expedite the process.

Tags:drive, clean, program

Abstract
In this article, the writer offers the examination of "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place", as a look at the postwar nihilistic ideas of Hemingway and others after World War I. The writer states that many view the images of light and darkness in Hemingway's work as an escape from reality in the real world. The writer discusses the view that this story also portray Hemingway's view of society following the war.

From the Paper
"It has been argued that in 'A Clean Well-Lighted Place' Hemingway uses images of light and darkness to convey the need for refuge and escape from the darkness of reality in the outside world. While this is certainly true, it is possible to look deeper into this idea and see the story as Hemingway's nihilistic view of society after the horror that was World War I. Ernest Hemingway was a modernist and a philosopher. Just as important to this argument ... "

Tags:hemingway, nihilism, world war I, a clean well-lighted place

Abstract
The paper discusses how the Cleanness poet manipulates tensions in Bible stories in order to alter the understanding of themes. The paper also examines the moral and spiritual connection to physical purity.

From the Paper
"The purpose of this research is to examine how the Cleanness poet manipulates tensions in the Biblical stories that are part of the narrative of the medieval poem "Cleanness" in order to alter the reader's understanding of his chosen topic. The plan of the research will be to set forth the pattern of ideas in the poem and then to discuss the means by which the poet appropriates Bible stories to accomplish a thematic purpose."

Tags:Cleanness, Pearl, Poet, Bible, stories

Abstract
This paper analyzes the Clean Air Act judgment by the Supreme Court and considers the economics of the case.

Tags:clean, air, economics