Draw on a real-life public or non-profit  human resource issue that is currently in the news

Draw on a real-life public or non-profit  human resource issue that is currently in the news. Good sources for this can beFedSmith.com, Governing.com, SHRM.org, hrmorning.com, HR.BLR.com,  ipma-hr.org, etc., Feel free to use the popular media as well.  ( minimum of five articles)  . Please do not use wikis, blogs, politically motivated websites or dictionaries as sources.  In addition, you can use books, websites (Federal OPM, OHR), or BLS might be good to review as well as individual state HR sites) or any other authentic sources.

Build your literature review on the real-life news topic you chose to explore by researching relevant issues.

As you read, make note of the following:

Identify the author’s thesis. What is she arguing for/against? Identify the context of the argument.

Why is he/she arguing this? Do they offer a solution to the problem(s) they raise?

Does it seem plausible?

Note any supporting evidence and all of the main ideas. How does the author support his/ her argument? What kind of appeals does the author make in order to persuade the reader? For example, does he/she  use: pathos (appeal to emotion), logos (appeal to reason/logic), &/or ethos (appeal to credibility)s

Your submissions should include the following:

Summarize the key points of news articles and emphasize its relevance to public and nonprofit HR. In addition, make connections to course materials..

Provide a critical analysis of the arguments (for and against) made in the popular articles. Make sure to support your analysis with arguments from the course and any scholarly articles you wish to consult

Suggest what the future will bring for the issue you have researched.

Maximum length for this assignment is 1,200-1,500  words (not counting the bibliography) Excessive wordiness or brevity  will negatively affect your grade.