Papers 2071-2080 of total 10532 found.
…“enhancers”) (258). The work place is made especially difficult for women with children. Up until the 1970s, pregnancy or the potential for pregnancy was used as a justification for discrimination in the U.S., allowing employers to routinely force women…
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…that a person is currently taking. In order to enter directly to an employer the person must go through the interview with that employer or company. On a resume a person should note experience, publications, internships, and scholarships. If a person wishes…
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…economically on an equal basis. Every citizen would be able to benefit the work force with skills and employment. All would receive equal pay for their services and skills whether the level of previous income scales. Balancing out equal income per job skill…
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…-smoking candidates over equally qualified smoking candidates, as well as cutting down health care benefits for those who do smoke (Chung). Today, as medical costs continue to mount, it is clear that employers have an even greater interest in maintaining…
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…A Miscommunication Experience The miscommunication that I will describe here occurred in the course of my employment. During part of the day I am in charge at a hospitality facility. I must meet the public, look after bookings both by phone…
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…but exports of poultry products have been curtailed by the outbreak of avian influenza. Oil and gas production remain at high levels and iron ore processing has increased. The growth of Bank lending has been moderate. A slow growth in employment has been witnessed…
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…of respect, salary rates, benefits, and the work environment. If your company does not show respect its employees will eventually find a new place of employment. Most companies use groups to organize its employees. In the computer programming field they use…
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…and selection tools to better meet current and future employment needs. E-HR (Globalization, Technology and e-business) ACME Rocket continues to capitalize on global market strategies by taking advantage of today's cutting edge technology. The accelerating…
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…are virtually powerless against how their company might invest their money, this is not altogether true. There are rules set forth from the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Department of Labor that control how employers construct their 401(k) plans…
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…of studying law but decided to remain a clerk and a tailor. Since he was a good and careful writer, he was often asked to draw up important documents for his employer and others.' ( Pamphlet ' ' Philadelphia Yearly Meeting) John Woolman , soon found that his…
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