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Protesters block bulldozers

Attempts by Wodd to harvest some of the hardwood trees from their newly acquired Bravadorian forest suffered a further setback yesterday.

Wodd’s bulldozers have been unable to make any headway in clearing the site for the company’s first logging base because environmental groups from several countries have descended on the Bravadorian jungle to protest the proposed destruction of the forest and the associated harvesting of many rare hardwood trees. Protestors have chained themselves to trees and to heavy equipment, making it impossible to commence the clearance operations.

Wodd’s problems have been compounded by the recent discovery that a tribe of forest dwellers has lived in the forest for many generations, making little or no contact with the outside world in the process. The tribe is effectively nomadic, moving from one part of the forest to another, surviving by hunting game and gathering edible vegetation and relocating when food starts to become scarce. The environmental protestors claim that Wodd’s activities will make it impossible for this tribe to continue with its traditional way of life.

Wodd claims to adhere to The Forestry Stewardship Council of Marland’s ten principles, which include the assurance that "The legal and customary rights of indigenous peoples to own, use and manage their lands, territories, and resources shall be recognized and respected."

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Wodd and Darrell announce plans for restructuring

True to form, the ink was barely dry on the last contract before the corporate restructuring experts arrived to "counsel out" the staff who have become "surplus to requirements". Wodd and Darrell have still to agree on a new name for their merged entity, but they have already announced the need for "efficiency savings". The first redundancy notices have already been issued and many more are expected to follow over the next few weeks.

A month has passed since you submitted the report requested by William Seaton, Director of Finance on the Board’s proposals.

You have received the following email:

From: William Seaton, Director of Finance

To: Finance Manager

Subject: Shale oil

Hi,

One of the geologists made a presentation to the Board, proposing that we investigate the extraction of shale oil deposits. I have attached the slides that were used as the basis for this presentation.

I need you to work on a response to this document:

Firstly, what risks do you envisage in our entry to the shale oil business?

Secondly, what do you regard as the key factors that we should consider when deciding on proceeding with this

proposal? Please justify your selection.

Thirdly, what factors should we take into account when deciding on which country or countries to commence this

side of the business?

Finally, what are the challenges in creating a team of technical staff to lead our efforts in this area?

William

The presentation slides can be found by clicking on the Reference Materials button.