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many different types of human trafficking means that there is no single, typical victim profile. While the best-known form of human trafficking is for the purpose of sexual exploitation, hundreds of thousands of victims are also trafficked for forced labor, domestic servitude, child begging or the removal of their organs. This terrible tradition is still practiced in contemporary Africa even after the end of Trans-Atlantic slave trade. Nigeria the most populous country in Africa holds the…

crime? A criminal profiler is the job for these kind of people. Criminal profiling is finding behavior patterns in criminals’ actions and help construct a psychological profile of criminals. Criminal profilers work with police or even with the Feudal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). However, being a criminal profiler is strenuous yet beneficial. A question that many people ask is what are the actual amount of benefits the police and FBI get from having a criminal profiler on their team. According…

in half” (Kearney p. 782). Kearney retired from this heavy-labor job at the age of 53, but he wasn’t quite ready to retire. He needed a new job that would support him through his 60s and that didn’t take such a toll on his body. His options came down to going to college. “Mr. Kearney’s journey to college is becoming a common one among workers in the baby-boomer generation who are old enough to feel the strain of decades of physical labor, but too young to retire” (p. 782). The pathos here is…

desire for business administrators is presumed to thrive about as fast as all other occupations according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Although, finding a decent paying job in the business industry is actually very competitive. Fortunately for police, border patrol, correctional officers, etc. they don’t have this dilemma. Also according to the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics. Corrections officers, for example, are presumed to see an 18% increase over the next decade. Criminal justice…

Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that those who have a bachelor’s degree make more than those who do not. People who have bachelor’s degrees and work full-time made approximately $1,101 in weekly earnings. (2014) However, those who only had a high school diploma and worked full-time made $668 in weekly earnings. (2014) Unemployment rates for those without a college degree are significantly higher than those who have a bachelor’s degree. For example, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2014)…

The top three jobs I chose to research include Forensic Psychologist, Criminalist, and Correctional Counselor. I decided to pick these three since they were on my list of job interests and they seemed interesting enough. Although, surprisingly enough, it was mildly difficult to choose only three. A main problem throughout the world, especially in heavily populated places, is crime. No matter how much people might wish for the planet to be nonviolent and harmonious, crime will not stop or…

I worked at Hidden Falls Camp during the past two summers and I loved working with all the kids. Whenever I was having a bad day, I could always go hang out with them and they would cheer me up like that. They loved me so much they want me to come back next year, so maybe I could be their counselor. I think that my calling in the future since I decided not to go to college anymore I think I would want to be a babysitter or childcare worker when I have free time or when I am not doing anything.…

Is the Medical Laboratory Technician Qualified to do the same Job as the Medical Laboratory Scientist? Introduction Employment in the medical industry is expected to grow as the Baby Boomer generation enters retirement and then old-age (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2017). One dimension of the healthcare industry that will be influenced by this trend is the medical laboratory. Two key stakeholders in the medical laboratory are the Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) and the Medical Technologist…

The first of which being the high potential pay for practicing licensed psychologists. While the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics states that the median pay of psychologists in 2012 was approximately $69,000 per year, this isn’t necessarily an accurate indicator of pay throughout one’s career. A business savvy psychologist with ten or more years of experience working…

believe that this job will mentally make me happy and not say “Ugh I have to go to work”, I want to enjoy what I do for a living and elementary school teaching will definitely make me happy! Bibliography "Summary." U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, n.d. Web. 26 Jan. 2017. "Elementary…