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    significant role in employment law. This is due to the range of statutory rights that is bestowed upon only to employees. However, whilst employment law draws a distinction between the two categories of workers; employed and self-employed, the courts had been fraught with difficulties in creating a single test that determines workers status of employment. This is exacerbated by the increasingly emerging different types of workers; zero hour contractors, agency, home and casual workers. This is…

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    Fair Work Activity

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    practices, enforcing laws and compliance. This Act is the foundation to all standards and regulations for employment thus serving as an important piece regarding workplace. The act provides for terms and conditions of employment. The guidelines for National Employment Standards (NES) sets out rights and responsibilities of employees, employers and organisations in relation to the employment that provides for compliance with and enforcement of the Act National Minimum Wage. This act greatly…

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    searching experience to be frustrating while others find it interesting. This depends on avenues that people use. It is easier for people to get employment in organizations where they have favorable contacts with current employees. From the case studies, it is evident that nepotism makes it easier for some people to attain employment. Mark attained employment due to the influence that his father had in the organization. A close look at his qualifications shows that he was not necessarily…

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    The purpose case conference is to evaluate client 's job readiness, taking place in the office of Mr. Cases ' office, who is the Diagnostic Vocational Evaluation (DVE) Supervisor. Mr. Case 's office is shared with an associate and also doubles as a conference room. The building is very old as is the office furnityre. The office space has two desk, a small conference table with six chairs,and it is reminisence more suitable for a nusery or a kindergarten school setting and than a…

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    and disadvantages for both parties (employer and employee) from each prospective and point of view. I will discuss about how the political issues has influenced this situation and I will discuss about how the zero-hours contract has impacted on employment relationship. In conclusion, I will summarise the key facts of this essay. What is a zero-hours contract? Currently there is no legal definition for a zero-hours contract, it can be defined as an agreement between employer and employee, known…

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    Employee Retention Paper

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    According to the Police Chief Magazine, “The casual observer has witnessed a relaxation of standards with respect to the prior illegal possession of drugs, while other data reveal that young adults up to age 23 now have a 41 percent likelihood of having a prior criminal (non-traffic) arrest.” Retention Strategies In research conducted by Oladapo (2014), it stated that one of the primary concerns of many organizations today is employee retention, which is a strategic opportunity for many…

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    Analysis of the staffing Problem 1. Lack of Communication and Coordination • There is a lack of communication and coordination between the supervisors and the Human Resource Department. Gerorgia and the Human Resource Department were not given correct specific requirements for hiring the workers, but rather only goals in the forms of numbers to hire people for different departments. This posed a difficulty in acquiring the right kind of people for the departments. • Therefore, even after…

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    Report: Watler Accounting

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    and however expressed, whether in handbooks, policy statements or otherwise, do not create and are not to be considered as creating terms and conditions of an employment contract, express or implied. Watler Accounting’s policies, benefits, rules and regulations are subject to unilateral change by the employer without notice. All employment at Watler Accounting can be terminated, with or without cause, and with or without notice at any time, at the option of either Watler Accounting or the…

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    When an individual dedicates their time and money to study a formal qualification, they invest in their long-term income in hopes that they will earn more than without a degree or diploma. On the other hand, some individuals may not value that time away from working and would rather earn wages short-term. Their skills, qualifications and characteristics would determine where they stand within the neoclassical theory. The neoclassical view is that remuneration is understood through the…

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    Six Sigma Essay

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    inefficiencies of the project. The group also used root cause analysis in the analyze phase to find the root causes of their problems are. During the improve phase the team used Casual Leveraging for Liquid to track their leveraging index and a process map for hiring casual labor to clearly define their guidelines for requesting casual labor. 1. Link to Strategic Imperatives The link to strategic imperatives is high for this Six Sigma project. The project team set out to increase their labor…

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