“AssignmentIn this assignment, students will complete an audience profile and will write an effective response using an appropriate medium, responding to an employee’s request for emergency leave. The written response will utilize effective document design techniques, including an appropriate font, an effective use of white space, and other formatting features such as lists, bold type, and italics, as needed. This assignment supports TCOs 1, 2, and 12. Here is the situation:You are an upper-level manager in a large metropolitan hotel. One of your assistant managers, Jeff Clarke, has left you a voicemail message requesting emergency leave for the upcoming holiday weekend. Here’s what the message said: “I’m calling to request emergency leave again for this weekend. I know I’ve had three emergency leaves in the last two months, but my grandma isn’t feeling well again, and she really needs me to take care of her. I’ll be in later tonight for my shift. Can you let me know then? Thanks.” You know from previous requests for time off that Jeff’s grandmother is coping with a debilitating illness. Your other assistant manager, Nina Hernandez, has covered for Jeff three times in the last two months, and has been looking forward to having this weekend off, as she is going out of town to celebrate her grandson’s first birthday. You are already on the schedule this weekend, and if you allow Jeff’s emergency leave, you’ll be short-staffed. To make matters worse, there’s a professional conference this weekend for electrical engineers at a nearby convention center, and many of the attendees will be staying at your hotel. This is the first time the convention center has directed attendees to your hotel, and if all goes well, this could mean a lot more business throughout the year. Jeff’s absences are becoming more and more of a problem. You could call him back on the phone to deny his request, but you’re starting to think you may need a written record of some sort to document the problem in case Jeff’s employment needs to be terminated. Human Resources at Corporate is always emphasizing the need for documentation. Complete the Required Audience Profile for Jeff, with the understanding that someone in Human Resources may be a secondary audience for this written response at a later date. Write a message to Jeff using an appropriate media choice(written) denying his request and explaining the reasons why. You don’t want to fire Jeff, but you do want to be clear that you are denying the request. You really need his help this weekend. sENGL227 Week One Assignment – Audience ProfileThis audience profile is required as part of the week one assignment. Answer the questions below to create a thorough profile for your primary audience, Jeff Clarke, and your secondary audience, Human Resources. 5.How do I expect my audience to react to this message?6.What are my audience’s values in relation to this message? What do they care about most?10.Which medium is most appropriate for this message and this audience? Why?

This week you’ve gotten an idea about how a bill becomes a law. Sometimes it’s a quick process, while other times bills may not make it very far or may take a long time to pass. (There are currently almost 8000 bills or resolutions now before Congress).

This assignment is meant to get you to see a little bit more about the process of passing a law. 

Directions

1. Go to the Govtrack.us website page for bills that have been made into law (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. for the current Congress. (Note: This is not a government website, you can also go to Congress.gov (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.). Click on a title of a law that interests you. 
2. Create a summary of the goal of this law in your own words. 
3. Use the following following questions to summarize how your legislation got passed:
   1. Who introduced the legislation? What party do they belong to?
   2. When did it go to Committee? What Committees did it go to? How many Democrats or Republicans are on each Committee? (Check out the Committees link).
   3. When did it pass the House? If the information is available, how many Democrats and Republicans voted for or against this legislation? How many didn’t vote (abstained)? (Check out the House Votes on Passage link on the bill overview page.)
   4. When did it pass the Senate? If the information is available, how many Democrats and Republicans voted for or against this legislation? How many didn’t vote (abstained)?
   5. When did the President sign it?
4. Create a chart or summary of your information. You can use this Legislative Summary Example to help you, although you are welcome to format this information however you would like.

This COMPLETED assignment will be an essay of 700-1000 words and is worth 1-20 points.