Papers 1841-1850 of total 10532 found.
…will explore the societal and business changes that have led to a proliferation in flexible work patterns. This paper will also address the benefits and disadvantages of flexible work patterns for both employees and employers. Demographic trends affecting…
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…using two of his own studies. In these studies Olsen compares the percentages of slaveholders in 1860 to the percentages of first, investors and then employers in the mid 1900s. In the first instance he chooses the year 1949 and uses what he calls “a very…
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…students who did not participate in learning and those who did not achieve but there were groups that stood out. Employers provide less training to older workers than younger workers, this thankfully is not the case within DFDS Transport and every course…
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…is the basic groundwork for what we know now as affirmative action. This act was passed so that race and /or gender would not be a deciding factor in government and public sector employment or in school admissions, and originally for blacks and women only, who…
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…. For this reason, absolute laws about ethical computer usage is almost, but not entirely, impossible to define.         The introduction of computers into the workplace has introduced many questions as well: Should employers make sure the workplace is designed…
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…harassment. Quid pro quo harassment describes a situation in which a person in authority, typically a male, requires sexual favors from an employee, typically a female, in return for an employment advantage, such as getting hired, getting promoted, obtaining…
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…cluster types can influence employment generation. Employment growth in regions with satellite clusters is determined primarily by the ability of these regions to recruit new branch facilities. In arrears with hub and spoke clusters, development efforts…
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…new job opportunities. Many employers and employees feel that there is value in added comfort throughout the workday, however it is necessary for the organization to manage this benefit as one would any other benefit offered to the staff. Firms…
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…degrees; then in the year 2000 it was 26,914. Employers mostly accept students with a minimum of two to four years of knowledge in the field of study and some require more than that. Computer & Network Specialist and Analyst conduct research and design…
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…when unions were at their prime. Today many employers are taking a stand against union strikes by hiring outside contractors and even calling back retirees. Here is Wal-Marts view on Unions: "WAL-MART PHILOSOPHY - Wal-Mart is opposed to unionization of its…
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