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    theory on the drivers who are employees. For the second problem of being unable to unionize the solution is same as the first problem. The workers will be able to unionize when they are classified employees and only then can they use their collective bargaining power to negotiate with the employers. The last problem about no privacy protections it is stated in the article that “when these companies don’t specify workers rights, they could be subject to intense scrutiny or even exploitation if…

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    Organizational control include three dummy variable, which include: presence of an internal affairs unit, a collective bargaining agreement and a civilian review board (Willits & Nowacki, 2013). They also included two dummy variable which help indicate “whether a police department has formal rules regarding the maximum number of hours worked and serving and protections…

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    The Nba Of Nba Draft

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    Originally, the NBA required you to be at least four years graduated from high school in order to be eligible for the NBA draft. This changed in 1972 when Spencer Haywood, a basketball player who was in the midst of losing his status as a professional basketball player when the supreme court made a 7-2 decision in Haywood’s favor and granted “hardship cases” to players in financial need and allowed them to leave college early and to be eligible for the NBA draft. (US Supreme Court) Haywood’s…

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    provide aid to farmers. The AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act) was created to pay them so less production was made and over-production ruled out. “National Labor Relations Act gave labor unions the right to organize and represent workers in collective bargaining.”(kantor’s website). This allowed workers the given right to create unions and people had more rights to their bussinesses again. On the other hand, it is evident why someone may state that the New Deal was considerably unsuccessful…

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    The contract I chose to analysis is a small construction contract in Maine, and it is used when the contract value is less than $50,000. According to the contract, Article 5 “Termination” stated that “this contract may be terminated by either party upon not less than seven days’ written notice to the other party should such other party fail to perform in accordance with the terms of this Contract. This Contract may be terminated by the Owner upon not less than seven days written notice to the…

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    I am writing to request a copy of the current collective bargaining agreement for the Lean Manufacturing Corp. As a current employee, I have been a loyal assembly worker for the past 20 years and a member of the union for the same amount of time. I understand that it is my right to request such information as it applies to me and my position. Please send me a copy of the agreement that stipulates the financial stance, endorsement efforts, volunteer efforts as well as lobbying agreements that…

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    protest before because the government did not allow strikes during wartime. Most of these strikes were protesting the low wages and long working hours. In one of the strikes, the steel mill strike, workers wanted higher pay, a shorter workday, collective bargaining rights, and union recognition. Because their demands were not met, 30,000 workers gave up their jobs. Companies started hiring strikebreakers, employees who agreed to work during the strike, using force against strikers, and accused…

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    Nike Cheap Labor Essay

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    to follow this in order gain the profit. Sweatshops have the following characteristics: • The workers tend to be young female usually below sixteen; • Long working hours and weeks; • Low wages, no over time charges , no compensations • Collective bargaining units for rights of workers are punished through dismissal, beating, or, in a few cases, assassination the workers and arrangers. Sweatshops are immoral and demonstrate Nike’s ignorance towards their social responsibilities abroad. Within…

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    Union Membership

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    part-time workers. Union membership does not exclude salary workers because they are also represented among by the union. Those who are affiliated with the union are able to get paid more because of the influence that the union has in the collective bargaining agreement. The union membership rate in the Middle Atlantic and Pacific divisions are above the states in the East South Ventral and the West South Central…

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    First, it would have been very helpful if the case study provided the name of the case referenced so that we could research the outcome and history of the case in more depth. The employer should have verified the employee’s ability to work and have measures in place to prevent them from hiring undocumented workers or illegal aliens, so it appears that this company would be at fault for hiring illegal aliens. The employer admitted illegally discharging the twenty employees and voluntarily agreed…

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