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    Labor Market Discrimination: Labor market discrimination means treating two individuals with equal qualifications (like abilities, education, training, and experience) differently for reasons unrelated to their productivity and are accorded inferior treatment with respect to hiring, occupational access, promotion, wage rate, or working conditions. There are many types of labor market discrimination. Wage discrimination is about being paid less for doing the same type of work (frequently women…

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    morning/afternoon Mrs Gracie and class. Today I will be presenting my oral report on my chosen occupation of a Radiographer. A radiographer is a person who assists in the diagnosis and management of disease or injury through taking radiographic images. Radiographic images are things like X-Ray's and CT Scans.This occupation can also be called a Medical Imaging Technologist. The basic tasks of this occupation include: Interpreting requests for X-Ray examinations Determining appropriate imaging…

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    Occupation and profession have been used interchangeably. Webster defines occupation as “the work that a person does; a person's job or profession” and profession as “a type of job that requires special education, training, or skill.” They appear to be the synonyms of one another until you gain knowledge and education. A cohort member, Adrienne Jones, stated that an “occupation is something a person does to live while a profession is something a person lives to do”. In the same sense you can…

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    Nursing Profession

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    This nurse known as the "Lady of the Lamp", aware of the need for adequate training, established a teaching system which established at that time to the hospital as an emerging profession. Today with the formation of a body of knowledge, the application of the scientific method, the application of models and theories to guide the…

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    Their essential occupation is to see that the work performed by representatives is finished on time and at the most elevated amount of value. Keeping in mind the end goal to finish this errand, they should know the generation procedure and have a comprehension of human conduct(Referenceforbusiness…

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    some would agree that being happy doing your job is really important. You see me ive always enjoyed the criminal justice field of studies. I also enjoy helping people so I chose something that would involve both. Now there are alot of different occupations in criminal justice that help people. But not like the victims advocate. Which I honestly think it fits me perfectly. Now I know you might be saying who in their right mind would want to be a victims advocate? Or what a lame choice. Well let…

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    Education is one of the most important part of our life. We can list many reasons which support that claim. Education makes us to be a complete person, it aids us to compete among the people who trying to find and form their professional life. In spite of that favours, there are researches that clearly emphasise the mismatch between classic education system and requirements of the employers. If we look through from that aspect, we can figure out that overeducated worker is the person that…

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    point critical thinking skills, and be able to remain calm during stressful situations. Another ideal characteristic to have is a non-judgmental mindset. The nursing field is one that provides many benefits to those who choose to pursue it; the education, job benefits, positive job outlook and competitive salary make the field ideal for individuals who enjoy helping others.…

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    Texas Career Cluster

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    personality and strengths. An example of the career clusters is Education & Training (edutrain). This cluster includes occupations such as early childhood education, teaching, educational administrator, school counselor, and corporate training. If a student is interested in teaching, there is an entire pamphlet dedicated to the expectations, job market, job security, expected salary, and details about how…

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    High School Degrees

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    days of our freshman year that we must attend some sort of higher education after we walk out those lobby doors for the last time. Are we moving towards a society where a college degree is as necessary as a high school diploma is today? In Clive Crook’s article, “A Matter of Degrees” in The Atlantic Monthly, the topic of educational inflation is discussed from the standpoint of inflation being a chronic suffering to many occupations (Crook 28).…

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