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- 561: Fuji Xerox
- ... total quality control. By enforcing quality control on manufacturing products, the number of defective products would be less; as a result, the overhead cost would be decreased. Besides, FX employees enjoyed a traditional Japanese lifetime employment guarantee. Employees could work for the company until the retirement age; as a result, they had a strong sense of job security and loyalty to the company. FPF contributed its brand name and staff with ...
- 562: Implementing Employee Assistance Programs
- ... to the vehicle called Employee Assistance Programs, or EAPs. Employee Assistance Programs are defined by Myers as "structured programs that utilize technical, administrative, and professional human services and personnel people, on either a contractual or employment basis, to meet the needs of troubled employees" (4). EAPs are needed so that the work environment is safe and productivity is as high as possible. This benefits the employees as well as the employers ...
- 563: The Goods and Services Tax
- ... achievable * Facilities that provide childcare and are government funded or in such cases of which parents will recieve government childcare financial assistance. This will encourage more of the unemployed section of Australia to search for employment as childcare will be less expensive and thus be more affordable and for childcare to be another possibility or option for single parents etc. * Religous services that are provided or offered by religous institutions will ...
- 564: Canada's Foreign Trade
- ... have been enjoying for years. Canada has been trading with many nations (including Britain which supported apartheid) since the early 1700's. Since its foundation, Canada has relied upon trade with foreign countries to generate employment and increase the wealth of its economy. Many other countries rely upon the products with which Canada supplies to them through trade. China, a communist country, with the largest population in the world, relies heavily ...
- 565: Britain and Joining The Economic and Monetary Union
- ... would become more apparent to the public. Thus, British trade unions would be likely to demand the same rate of pay for a Nissan worker as their French or German counterpart. Areas of traditionally low employment and wages in the UK may, therefore, no longer attract as much work as the pressure of equal wages increases. Thus, Britain may face a painful and difficult process of adjustment. LOSS OF SOVEREIGNTY The ...
- 566: Adam Smith: Conceptions of Value
- ... the free market does not sacrifice personal freedom for the good of the state. Free market economy is a mixture between a market economy and command economy. In a perfect free market economy, prices and employment tend to stay stable. The consumer is the dominant partner in the relationship. If the consumer did not desire the item, the producer would not make it. In a free market success depends on individual ...
- 567: Taxes and Its Objectives
- ... rate will transform the economy. Economists of all persuasions agree that encouraging saving and investment is the most important change that can be made to the tax code. The flat tax will cause wages and employment to increase, bringing prosperity to all.
- 568: The Wage Gap
- ... six or so decades, the amount of working women has increased to forty-six percent of the nation's workforce. The wage gap between men and women has dramatically decreased since the rise in female employment. Just in the past fourteen years, the wage gap has narrowed by twelve percent. However, feminists believe that women are being treated unfairly because men, in general, earn about twenty-five percent more annually than ...
- 569: Milton Friedman
- ... their money. When the corporation starts reaching out to the community, qualified individuals within that particular community will surely find this particular behavior of the company worthy and meaningful that they are attracted to seek employment with that firm. The reason: they have witnessed this firm helping their community, therefore are attracted by its social outlook on matters of its well being. Corporations may be indirectly trying to attract prospective employees ...
- 570: The European Monetary Union
- ... ECB's quarterly and annual reports and weekly consolidated financial statements; · The establishment of necessary rules for standardizing the accounting and reporting of operations undertaken by the NCBs; · The laying-down of the conditions of employment of the ECB's staff; · The necessary preparations for irrevocably fixing the exchange rates of currencies of the Member States with a derogation against the Euro" (Internet source #3). The ESCB is an interdependent system ...
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