The research plan is implemented by conducting the interviews on the families, workers of the organization and stakeholders (Essa, 2012). Families chosen to participate in the interview method is selected randomly and this selection is used to obtain unbiased result. Now workers chosen to participate in the interview involves workers according to their working period, study mainly incorporates the data obtained from the employees who are working in the organization for a long period of time , interview not applicable to fresher employees of the organization (Wortham & Hardin, 2015).The employees to be interviewed did not agree to disclose their identity. This is confirmed by addressing the ethical issues (Miller,2012). Finally the stakeholders are interviewed because their responses will give study an opportunity to reach accurate result. Thus the strength of the plan is, it followed interview method because it will provide an accurate result, while the weakness that is involved in this study is it does not involve the opinion of the new workers because their responses if recorded might give another result that may help to reach more accurate result (James, Nelson& Ashwill,2014).. This research plan thus addresses both the ethical issues and legal issues which makes the plan more robust to obtain the result of the research question.
Implementation of research plan gives result which includes:
Now from the valid point of view the study shows genuine results because it highlights the problems that are faced by the organization over the years and the main sufferers are the students.
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