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    reason for this is because the area offers so many career options. A social worker who chooses to focus on child welfare may devote themselves to Child Protection casework and investigating, foster care casework, child welfare researching, school social work, and many more. However, all these professions have the same goal of ensuring the safety and success of vulnerable children. A Child Protection Services caseworker’s job is to decide whether a child’s living situation is safe or not. They…

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    Foster Care System Failure

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    likely to commit a violent crime (National Child Abuse Statistics). Neglect is the reason children are put into foster care, but that neglect can be continued. Foster parents receive a Check each month that is supposed to go to the child for covering food, clothing and medical care, although some foster parents abuse that and pocket the money and use it for their own personal gain. (Gariepy, 2004). This is another way the government fails. They take the child away from their abusive or…

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    Court Case Summary

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    Ms. Khan of Newton, a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 1430) of Kay Khan and others relative to the protection of children in foster care. The undersigned administrators, as well as subjects consciously, request off for the reception of the going with the bill of an Act to give dependability and administrations to kids in foster care. It’s specified in the appeal to SECTION 1. Segment 21 of part 119 of the General Laws, as most as of late changed by area 5B of Chapter 3 of the Acts of…

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    balance of benefit and costs considering the affects on the entire society. Benefits of Airbnb include high profits, providing cheap alternatives, allowing hosts to make money, and flowing cash through economies, while costs include poor consumer protection and engaging in unfair competition with the hospitality industry. The issues that Airbnb have cannot be resolved by simply maximizing profits because maximizing profit solely benefits Airbnb. Most of the victims of Airbnb’s issues such as…

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    2. TITLE AND ABSTRACT 2.1 Title Radio frequency radiation exposure while using portable radios; awareness and educational training among fire fighters. 2.2 Abstract Fire fighters are issued with portable radios for communication when line of sight communications are impractical. On emergency incidents fire fighters use portable radios as primary communication source, without them controlling and managing these incidents would be impossible. This day to day use of the portable radio makes…

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    the Indian Residential School (IRS) system. This was the government’s bid to provide education according to treaty promises. The IRS progressed slowly at the beginning. However, under the Indian Act of in 1920, it became mandatory for every Indian child to attend a residential school and made it illegal for them to attend any other educational institution. Authorities would frequently take children to schools far from their home communities as part of a strategy to alienate them from their kin…

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    While the cons include unavoidable negative publicity, actual and potential damage to the company’s business and image on one hand, and on the other hand, it brings about social and ethical responsibility to consumers on product awareness and use. In addition, negative publicity usually has the tendency to damage the corporate image and consumer perception due to the media bias in the presentation of information in which the negative information is unfairly weighted more than positive…

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    Law, what is it? Sweeney, O’Reilly and Coleman (2013, p.5) expresses “law” as “any rule which a court of law will enforce”. Furthermore, they indicate the way the court of law determines what rules are to be enforced, through the history of proposed legal rules. The courts either apply or reject a recommended rule on the merits of its sources. Two sources in Australia have been mentioned by Sweeney, O’Reilly and Coleman (2013, p.5), that are able provide legally enforceable rules: parliament…

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    The research questions in honesty advertising The First point that is worth putting under analysis is whether the honest advertising can make company last longer. To give the distinct answer to this question, it is necessary to specify what is meant by the honest marketing. It is the abidance of the ethical principles, which advance the fairness and responsibility on the part of the media advertisers. To these unwritten norms belong the exact separation of the advertising from the news, direct…

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    Growing up, my parents had difficulty understanding the communal culture of the American society, in which I naturally absorbed in my developmental process. I am a first generation American. My parents are both immigrants: my mother from Colombia and my father from Puerto Rico. They had difficulty understanding events I would want to take part in with my friends that are an everyday part of an American childhood, such as sleepovers and after-school activities. Although being bilingual now…

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