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    Labor Unions or some may know them as Workers Unions, have been in effect for centuries. Unions originated from the European revolution era due to “a huge surge of new workers into the workplace that needed representation” (Union Plus, 2014). Back in those times, many of the labor unions did not succeed due to a lack of effective leadership, poor communication, differences over goals, and conflict between employers and government forces. According L.A. Union, a union is “an organized group of…

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    In any organization, rules are grounded in order to have formality. Rules are meant to make things equal, to set guidelines one needs to follow, and to ensure a stable organization. Rules are meant to make things interesting while ensuring everyone is being fair. All in all, rules control people and at times people feel limited to freedom due at 5so seen as a way to control people. In Christianity, there are versus in the text that limits both males and females from doing certain things or…

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    cheap to incorporate, so I do need Myrna just to get started, I know that we would be paying for such costs as state filing fees, franchise tax, attorney, and other government fees. “As a corporation, we’re required to file Articles of Incorporation, bylaws, corporate minutes, certificates of good standing, and other paperwork on a regular basis.”(B.L) The business losses can only be applied to the business they can’t help you on your personal taxes. So we would have continued to file our own…

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    Moreover, agency theory nicely describes the Collaboration Council’s relationship to its external environment. “An agency relationship occurs whenever one individual depends on or engages another to perform some service” (Olson, 2000, p. 281). The primary agency is called the “principal” while the dependent agency is simply called the “agency.” For the Collaboration Council, two key principal-agency relationships need to be acknowledged. In the first relationship, the Governor’s Office for…

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    providing personal opinions about the union policies, processes, officials or individual unions, provided that the statement cannot be construed as threatening or coercive. According to NFIB.com (n.d.), “Employers can point out that unions work under bylaws that allow members to be fined if they violate one of dozens of union rules, including trivial things such as ‘slandering a union official or another union member.’” Conversely, it is illegal for you to take adverse action against an…

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    new policy without the consent, and over the objection, of the NFLPA.” The union fought back at the allegation claim that Article 2, Section 1 of the CBA, “supersedes any conflicting provisions in the Settlement Agreement, the NFL Constitution and Bylaws, the NFL Rules, or any other document affecting terms and conditions of employment of NFL players."The union demanded that the new personal conduct policy was an NFL rule and its does not compile to the terms of the CBA. Looking at this in a…

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    Nafta Negative Effects

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    and climate regulations. Instead of exporting clean fuel, exports of fossil fuels increased. NAFTA has allowed businesses to cause greater environmental damage to the air, water, and land, as well as for the workers and communities. However, the bylaws of the NAFTA agreement exempt Mexico from having to follow United States Department of Transportation standards. The United States Department of Transportation has implemented lower carbon dioxide emissions as new United States truck standard.…

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    Nurse Practitioners

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    The need for primary care services has increased drastically throughout the years, and is projected to rise in the up-coming years. Historically, the physicians primarily handled the majority of medical needs. However, with the broad scope of services that nurse practitioners are trained to provide, they are becoming higher in demand. Nurse Practitioners (NPs) are advanced practice nurses who have the ability to perform comprehensive physical or psychiatric exams. Nurse practitioners now…

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    4. RESPONSIBILITIES AND STANDARDS Forest & Grassland Supervisor and Leadership Team Members (FGLT) Members are responsible for safety throughout the Forest & Grasslands and implementation of the Forest & Grasslands Safety program on their respective units. They shall provide leadership, direction, and enforcement of the safety program. The Forest and Grassland Supervisor and leadership team shall provide support and leadership in accident investigations, safety meetings, inspections,…

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    Women In Benin

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    such as Benin is that many of the social norms cause females to be viewed as inferior and thus have fewer land rights than men. In some countries, there may be laws to help prevent discrimination yet they do not always work. Benin currently has some “bylaws which allow performance-based increments in allocated land” (Kinkingninhoun-mêdag, 2008, p.67). While these laws help to prevent issues, the laws occasionally need to be kept in…

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