Regulation 17 Ontario By 1910 approximatly 10% of Ontarios population was French. Most of them located in the Norhern and easturn regions of Ontario, where they had moved across the border from Quebec. Furthermore, as settling in Ontario they wanted to make schools to educate their childern on the French language and the french community. Regulation 17 was a regulation of the Ontario government, disigned to shut down french Language schools and make English the official language at a time when Francophones (Which ment a person who spoke Fench).…
Day to day work involves: Childcare practise – applies to all schools, nurseries and other early yearâ€TMs settings, childminders and childrenâ€TMs homes. All staff needs to be fully trained and be DBS checked. In this practise, correct safeguarding procedures must be followed as the policy of the organisation states and report any concerns. Child protection – all staff working with children and young people must be aware of the policy, reporting and recording procedure within their work place. Records need to be kept of what pupils have said, notes, dates and times of any meetings between school and other agencies as proof of record.…
• Strictly enforce the Food Regulations 1985. • Investigate and prosecute any person found using dyes in food items which the law does not allow to be coloured. • Stop the sale of industrial-grade dyes (banned for food) in small quantities to prevent misuse. • Discourage food operators and manufacturers from using chemical dyes since they are dangerous and totally unnecessary. • Conduct media campaigns to discourage consumers from purchasing food items that contain dyes and educate them on how to read food labels properly.…
1) One of the major concerns is the lack of enforcement of International Law. Laws are violated everyday e.g. Child Labor Laws, I wonder how can we correct this situation? According to the article, The Department's Bureau of International Labor Affair's (ILAB) program created in 1993 in response to a Congressional request to investigate and report on abusive child labor around the world. ILAB engagement and technical cooperation initiatives to address the worst forms of child labor have made a critical difference in helping reduce the number of child laborers worldwide by 94 million over the past two decades. Collectively, ILAB projects have rescued and provided education to close to 2 million children and supported nearly 170,000 families to meet basic needs without relying on child labor.…
Some demands that we are trying to meet are. 1- Any factory owner who condoles child labor should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.…
Around the world, societies are trying and demanding that governments stop the outsourcing and leave the jobs for people of their own country, but the corporate greed does not listen to these demands. Workers all around the world have to united and stop this corporate…
The Government of the United States should have more regulations on the FDA (food and drug administration) as Well as enforce laws to lessen the additives that majority of foods contain while they are processed. Also, get rid of cheap and quick production, which is not only harming us but also causing major pollution to our environment. These foods are not naturally produced, instead they are being pumped with chemicals of every sort, these foods are the ones responsible for a lot of major chronic diseases that are happening currently within our nation such as cancer, coronary heart disease diabetes and they are even responsible for the rate of obesity increasing in America. It seems like we live in a nation where greed and ambition has…
Water is very important to factory farming, it’s a necessity to have clean water to grow the crops to feed the animals and for them to drink, it’s a mystery to why there haven’t been any regulations to stop the water pollution caused by factory farming. The need for regulations is astonishing water pollution destroys more than just having clean waterways but life itself. Simple regulations can put an end to the destruction caused by factory farming without having to close down the whole…
What I’ve learned after reading two different articles on two different companies is that things haven’t changed that much in the last hundred of years. While in America, there are standards that have to be met to ensure the safety and wellness for the workers. In other countries, their regulations for factories are more lenient, resembling to the conditions of the Gilded Age with an exception of not being as extreme. Bigger corporations like Apple and Nike are having their goods produced in countries like China, Indonesia, and Vietnam so they can pay less for more work. Money makes the world go round and at the end of the day in the capitalistic America, everything boils down to how much profit you earn.…
The fashion industry's need to consider a system that is like what the clothing brand “People Tree’s” uses as it incorporates some social interaction with the workers and actually treating them like a human being, unlike the incidents in these sweatshops between workers and those who are in charge. With the businesses putting pressure on those who are incharge of the sweat shops, it puts them on edge and they are forced to treat their workers as slaves because none of them want to become in debt with those fashion industries. Just like the amount of suicide rates in farmers as a company took over their land, which was absolutely shocking for me when I found this out because it is an unimaginable issue to occur. We also need to think about what is sustainable for the planet in conserving on the resources that earth gives us to make the clothes we wear. Along with that, we should also to try and consume less even though it is hard as the landfills are getting fuller by the minute.…
There are millions of Americans around the United States that own at least one gun. Other Americans do not see the need in owning a gun. Guns are used for self-defense, sports, and recreation. The United states does not have a strict gun policy, but due to recent shootings some Americans are calling for a stricter gun control law. In the 2016 presidential election, gun control was the main topic in the election.…
As of the 21st century, regulatory laws have impacted our daily activities and lives. Regulatory laws are regulations that set out certain requirements on what is legal or illegal. The Impact of Regulatory Law on American Criminal Justice- Are there too many laws? by Vincent Del Castillo provides an overview of the results of having regulatory laws. While the book talks about a variety of topics, we will mainly focus on illegal drugs, guns, the police, and also the societal consequences.…
Daniel Schultz article “The “Well Regulated” Militia of the Second Amendment: An Examination of the Framers’ Intentions” provides readers with information questioning the meaning of “well regulated” and “militia.” The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution gives the right for all citizens to bear arms under a well regulated militia, but the true meaning of “well regulated” and “militia” are the cause of the controversial issue among leaders of the United States. Daniel discusses multiple issues that arise from this: the constitution does not state who has the authority to regulate this militia and does not state which militia is being regulated. Throughout the United States Constitution, the term regulated is used multiple times,…
Following the NOS and other regulations are key as we need to be accountable for our actions and stand behind our actions. There are some that are not ethical in their practices and we need to ensure we do not work alongside them or refer to them (ie other medical professionals). The NOS and other rules are there to protect us and if we abide by them we will be safe within our practice. We need to always be sure to refer to those who follow their own standards as well to ensure our own…
Max Weber, a German social historian, is considered to be the founding father of bureaucracy and defines bureaucracy as the ideal and rational method of organisation, hence the most efficient way of conducting business. Weber built his model on four factors: functional specialisation, hierarchy of authority, a system of rules and impersonality (Weber, 1947) and formulated the concept of bureaucracy as a response to the inadequacies found in earlier forms of organisational structure. Weber believed that these were unable to provide precision, continuity and efficiency and therefore unsuited to adapt to the rise of a capitalist market economy (Shepard, 2010). The general public does not share Weber’s view, instead bureaucracy has become synonymous…