Papers 2101-2110 of total 10532 found.
…technologies successfully, and are more loyal to their employer than thirtysomethings. ·A survey of human resource professionals found that 62 percent are hiring retired employees as consultants. ·By 2010 there will be a severe labor shortage as baby boomers begin…
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…benefits, in order to motivate people to really look for a job b.         Lowering hurdles for craftsmen to start on their own, by abolishing the "Meister" requirement c.         Making governmental employment agencies more effective d…
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…someone observes so being well kept is something that should be taken seriously. Punctuality is another factor that must be factored in. Timeliness is something an employer can base decisions on. Also dealing in a in certain professions in can mean life…
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…for the Bradford area, including a breakdown of; <Tab/>Gender <Tab/>Occupation <Tab/>Income <Tab/>Education and skills <Tab/>Employment
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…can wake up and know that I can go anywhere I want to go in this crazy professional world. I will be able to go with confidence and self assurance, and I will be more valuable to my employer and the business world in general. When I come to another career…
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…solution to those lack-of-money blues. Like any job, however, all it takes is one mean , small-minded, ignorant person--your boss--to turn an ideal place of employment into a working hell. Often, I have heard people complain about how horrible their jobs…
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…on the rights in the Treaty of Rome and other treaties, even though those rights may not have been specifically enacted in English law. This is shown by the case of Macarthy's Ltd v Smith (1980). In this case Wendy Smith's employers paid her less than her male…
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…. The Popular Front, on June 8, 1936, immediately raised wages from 7 and 15 percent, depending on the job involved. Employers were required to recognize unions and to bargain collectively with them. Workers were given annual, paid two-week vacations. The forty-hour…
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…An elderly person's needs include: access to services, education, employment, financial support, health, housing, security and safety, self esteem and sense of identity. Access to resources is a big issue for the aged population. Some main problems…
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…to get the jobs they desire. When the prospective employer tells a recent graduate that they're not qualified for the job. It's because they don't have experience. So most of the graduated students often wonder why they just spent four years working…
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