As the business world becomes more globalized, many organizations now start in a home country with the

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As the business world becomes more globalized, many organizations now start in a home country with the knowledge that they will quickly expand to working in other countries. Assume you have been hired as a strategic hr consultant to help the owners of a start-up manufacturing company before they begin hiring their first employees. These owners know that their principal plant will be somewhere in the United States, but they are unsure of which state. Further, due to tremendous consumer interest in their product, they expect to expand quickly to include employees and customers within both Europe and Asia.

As an hr consultant you have been asked to identify any major legal and ethical concerns that the company may encounter while working in the U.S., Europe, and throughout Asia. In addition, you are asked to provide strategic policies the company could enact to manage these concerns. Also, suggestions for Europe and Asia should not be country specific. research and document broad legal trends for each region and provide a listing of items that may be different from those in the U.S. instructions develop a report summarizing key legal and ethical issues that the owners should be aware of as they determine their plant locations.

Address the following: identify major potential legal issues as they pertain to employees in the U.S. Examine 4–5 legal issues that differ based on employee location (comparing matters in both Europe and Asia to those in the U.S.). Identify key ethical issues as they pertain to employees in the U.S. Examine 4–5 ethical issues that differ based on employee location (comparing matters in both Europe and Asia to those in the U.S.). Present strategic policies to manage the selected legal and ethical issues. Please note the company uses manufacturing plants in which workplace safety will be a top issue. Make and state any other assumptions about the nature of the company as necessary.