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- 871: Evaluate Different Socological
- ... those that are just above the arbitrary line plus those how have fallen in to the poverty trap. Categorise of poor people in industrialised societies usually include the unemployed, people in lowpaid or part time employment, the sick and disabled, older people, members of large families and single parents families. Although the poor have often been blamed for their poverty, which is seen as the consequence of some form of personal ...
- 872: English Only
- ... French, and of course, German. At other times, Americans have imposed restrictive language policies. California rewrote its state constitution in 1879 to eliminate Spanish language rights. In 1897, Pennsylvania made English proficiency a condition of employment in its coal fields, a none-too-subtle way to exclude Italians and Slavs. Security fears during the World War I era led to unprecedented bans on public use of the German language in schools ...
- 873: 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 ...
- 874: Employer Association
- ... members. A multi-industry association will thus call meetings of members affected by logs of claims to establish suitable employer responses. Such an association will, by virtue of its multi-industry coverage, be aware of employment conditions and industrial relations developments in other industries which might have some bearing on claims within a given industry. The staff of the multi-industry association will research the background to individual items in a ...
- 875: Eleanor Roosevelt
- ... and became a well known and admired humanitarian. (Webster III, 100). When her husband became the President, Eleanor Roosevelt made herself a strong speaker on behalf of a wide range of social causes, including youth employment and civil rights for blacks and women. She also had compassion for the Jewish and helped them go through the time when Hitler had power. She did all of her work with self-confidence, authority ...
- 876: Dave And Busters Inc.
- ... am also entitled to all the benefits the employees of Dave and Busters receive; ½ off on all food, free games, etc. One of the main things the corporation can do for me outside of the employment sector is make money so my stock prices will increase. Dave and Busters is one of the few companies out there that actually cares for their employees as much as they care about profit. Each ...
- 877: Career As A Military Officer
- ... Earnings: The base pay of a 2nd Lieutenant or O-1 is $1,725 per month. Salaries go up with rank and time served at that rank. (Occupational Outlook, 1998-1999, 486) Advancement possibilities and employment outlook: There are many possibilities for advancement in the armed services. Working hard and showing leadership earns advanced training and advanced positions. The military is in constant demand of personnel since personnel are continuously retiring ...
- 878: Confused In America
- ... to get information from everywhere. For the past ten months I have been sitting in front of m y computer day in and day out to read school pages on the Internet and look for employment news. When I finally summoned up enough money to get several I-20 forms, my enthusiasm for going to university plummeted suddenly and what I have been thinking sinc e then is to buy an ...
- 879: Asian Economic Crisis
- ... wasn t enough to accommodate the money losses. Cutbacks, thus needed to made; extra expenditures and areas of obscurity had to go. With this in mind, many businesses (mostly private) began cutting back in the employment line. Many workers were fired, or let go, as they put it, because the company couldn t afford the extra disbursements. This may have been beneficial for the companies, but not its employees and their ...
- 880: Child Abuse
- ... advanced societies. We hold this to be self-evident because the basic need of sexual drive is denied a constructive outlet in modern society. In other cultures and times, prostitution was a valid form of employment, and this niche provided an integral outlet for connoisseurs of sex (ex. Nymphomaniacs.) Without this vent, men with sexual frustration may turn to the less reactive child as sexual prey. Due to the black market ...
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