Papers 611-620 of total 10532 found.
…Americans with Disability Act (ADA) and whether they have the right to sue their employer for failing to accommodate their illness. Though the author of this article does not provide any concrete conclusion, he clearly opposes the idea of any financial claim…
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…are government and employer opposition, structural changes in the economy, shifts of trends in the workforce, amalgamation etc. these factors led the unions to a disastrous stage till this very day. Increased government and employer opposition has long been one…
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…'. Marginalised groups often feel stigmatised discriminated against and excluded from society. (Goffman,1997). This is certainly the case for people infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). They have to cope with loss of employment, rejection by members…
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…minimum wage in a certain year earn more than the minimum wage in the next year (Macpherson 10). <Tab/>The economic principle of supply and demand takes place in the employment of people. The market price for the salaries of people is based…
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…INTRODUCTION. The evolution of corporate criminal liability perhaps reaches its apex in the prosecution of manslaughter. The criminal law, although designed to determine the responsibility of natural persons is remodelled when the employer
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Category: /Social Sciences
…, the city's employment status, and its general features that the city may be known for, such as state attractions, reliable government, or its lack of resources. In the battle of costs for living, whether they might be for houses or apartments, Shreveport wins…
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…to the employer that if refunds were allowed it would actually draw in more business. If the public knew a company would not allow them to return merchandise because they were dissatisfied, then the public would not return to that company. Nevertheless…
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…Problem Analysis Summary - Part One Health is an important asset that many of us take for granted. An individual's health not only affects them on many personal levels it also affects employers, in the form of attendance, performance, and benefit costs…
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…Abstract: This paper will discuss the similarities and the discrepancy between federal and state employment protection laws pertaining to whistle blowing. This paper will provide an overview of what whistle blowing is and the issues related…
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…. The hospital also has to provide for the competent staff either through traditional employer-employee arrangements or through contractual arrangements with other entities. To do this they have to go by their experience, education, and abilities. These are confirmed…
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