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    Lewis Maltby, President of the National Workrights Institute argues “the only time employers have a legal duty to monitor employee communications is when the employer has reason to believe that the employee is engaged in illegal conduct”. Unless an employee is suspected of illegal conduct, Maltby claims the best practice for business is to stay away from social media all…

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    Palm Oil Effect

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    (Economist 2010). More than 20 large, international companies committed to using only sustainable oil in their products after these attacks (Economist 2010). This provides a good example of how greens can utilize social media to make consumers aware of what they are buying and the consequences of those products so that companies will change their policies out of fear of losing business (Economists 2010). Environmental groups are portraying the palm oil industry as a danger not only to Asian…

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    great law student, now starting her business in China; the third one, Gregory, very intelligent, extremely hardworking guy, who’s taking care of his two daughters, writes poetry and just recently won a governmental prize for promoting local writers. What do all these people have in common, beside a pretty successful life? They are all huge pot heads. Some people would deem these people as outcasts, drug addicts. But why? Because as the society we have enforced laws that make the consumption on…

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    Sex Slavery In America

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    Schools across America teach that slavery ended when Abraham Lincoln declared on January 1, 1863, all slaves in states in rebellion against the Union "shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free." What the school systems fails to teach is the fact that although this proclamation indeed freed the slaves, it did not end slavery. In fact, there are more slaves in the world now than ever before. “Even though slave owners do no legally own their slaves like slave owners used to, they still control…

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    mercury released from miners is also contaminating the land, air, and water. About 40 tons of mercury are being released into the water a year and about three out of every four people living in the Amazon basin area have higher mercury levels than what the limit set by the World Health Organization (Davis). This causes tribes to die from being poisoned or having gained bacterial infections from the waters they…

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    The Trade Economy

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    also stepped up to the plate. As the U.S. exports to the African region rose, the “exports supported nearly 120,000 American jobs.” (Froman, par. 21). No matter what happens to the trade market, someone will always be at the forefront of it, leading and calling the shots, making the rules. A state or country will always step up and do what is…

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    acquisition of the data is an invasion of privacy. Data mining and collection, like many technologies, is a constantly evolving practice, as are the laws and regulations that govern it. Currently, there is vague and sometimes non-existent disclosure about what happens to data once it is collected such as how it is used and how (and to whom) it is distributed. Data collected from car computers, GPS information, browsing history and web activity - among others - are increasingly being used to…

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    Ecological Sustainability

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    Ecological sustainability is preservation of resilience of biophysics and system capacity to respond to the changes (Hanna and Munasinghe, 1995a, as cited in Pagdee, 2003, p. 10). Ecological sustainability can be assessed though forest status improvement in term of forest area increase, species diversity status, increase in forest products and values of species (Varughese and Ostrom, 2001 as cited in Padgee, 2003, p.11). Environmental problems resolve refer to erosion of soil and degradation of…

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    Why is there a need to implement a technology that most people would be strongly opposed to on private devices and networks. What issues are addressed for corporations who implement these types of monitoring software? To adequately do answer this, its important to pay attention to the selling points of the companies that provide this type of software. There exists a large number…

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    Miller12/10/2017NET-637http://smallbusiness.chron.com/start-cybercafe-business-2075.htmlhttp://library.webster.edu/policies/cybercafe-policy.htmlhttps://www.tenable.com/products/nessus-vulnerability-scannerhttps://www.paloaltonetworks.com/cyberpedia/what-is-an-it-security-policyhttps://www.watchguard.com/docs/whitepaper/securitypolicy_wp.pdf ← [Very helpful…

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