Investigate an existing management issue for a company or organization Propose

Investigate an existing management issue for a company or organization
Propose an original solution to the management issue. (The goal of the paper is to apply concepts learned throughout the Supervision and Management degree program through the analysis of the management issues and then proposing the original solution. The goal is not to report on how the company resolved the issue.)
Use supporting research, rather than opinions, to support your assertions regarding the management issue and to support the proposed solution.
The management issue and proposed solution should be the focus of the analysis and proposal.
Paper Sections:
Title page formatted according to APA style. (Do not include an abstract).
Introduction to the topic to include a clear and concise thesis statement and include the organization to be investigated. (To begin with a Level One Heading: Introduction)
Provide a brief history of the organization (one to two paragraphs- no more than one page). (To begin with a Level One Heading: Brief History of Xxxxxxxxxx)
Identify the organization’s primary competitors (one to two paragraphs – no more than one page). (To begin with a Level One Heading : Primary Competitors of Xxxxxxxxxx)
Analysis and discussion of a current management issue that needs to be resolved. (no more than one page) (To begin with a Level One Heading: Current Management Issue to be Resolved)
Propose and evaluate informed ethical approaches for dealing with the management issue. (no more than two pages with resources) (To begin with a Level One Heading: Proposed Ethical Approaches)
Identify and discuss prior unsuccessful efforts that were previously attempted towards addressing the issue. Include an analysis of challenges that prevented other attempts from successfully achieving resolution. These methods could be from the organization being investigated or another organization in the same industry. (No more than two pages) (To begin with a Level One Heading: Previous Unsuccessful Efforts to Resolve the Issue(s) (No more than two pages)
Develop a strategy to address the problem or issue and provide at least one alternative strategy. (no more than two pages) (To begin with a Level One Heading: Practical Applications to Resolve the Issue)
Include a brief summary of your conclusions (no more that three paragraphs) (To begin with a Level One Heading: Summary)
Reference page – minimum of six peer-reviewed sources (see rubric)
Make sure you use additional Level Headings (LH 2 and 3) in each section, if warranted.
Make sure you use correct paragraph formatting

Assignment Instructions
Please review the Rubric for additional information regarding grading criteria. Grading will be based on content, format, and demonstration of weekly reading assignments, learning objectives, and outside research. Direct quotes are not permitted.
A minimum of 6 – 10 full pages – not including the title page and reference page.
A minimum of 6 peer-reviewed sources (not including the textbook) from the FSW library databases must be cited in the text of the paper. See the link to the Florida SouthWestern State College Library Research Tutorial.
Each page of the paper should include a minimum of one peer-reviewed source as support.
Do not use any textbook as a source.
Do not use internet sources as support.
All sources must be recent and published within the last five years.
Do not use direct quotes. Be sure to paraphrase. Do not copy and paste.
Use APA to properly cite all sources.
Make sure your paper begins with a Level One Heading: Introduction (Do not confuse an Introduction with an Abstract) NO ABSTRACT IS REQUIRED FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT
Include a properly formatted APA cover sheet.
Include a properly formatted APA reference page.
Use 12 point Times New Roman font.
Double-space the entire paper.
Accurate In-text citations must be included.
APA documentation and formatting style used appropriately (including in-text citations, reference entries, and format).
A thorough analysis of the topic in relation to management, leadership, and course learning outcomes.
Spelling, grammar, and writing style
Write in the third person – such as, “This researcher…”, “This student…”, Do not use “I”, “we”, “our”, “you”, or any other forms of indefinite you.
Avoid bullet points.
Make sure you use paragraph formatting
Grading Criteria:
Problem Identification
Alternative Solutions
Degree Program Concepts
Clarity and Completeness