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1). However the Department of Homeland Security along with several other entities to included federal and state law enforcement agencies, U.S. government officials, non-government and private organizations continue to take a proactive stance against human trafficking. With continuous efforts and support of the U.S. government, federal and state law enforcement agencies are sending out a message…

leave status” (HRhero). Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA). USERRA requires employers to reinstate returning members of military services to the jobs. If the military employee had not received protected by USERRA, the employer would not hold their position. To pursue layoffs, an employer would have to prove “circumstances have so changed as to make such reemployment impossible or unreasonable . . . Alternatively, such employment would impose an undue hardship on…

Greg Andersen, a former executive with RAPP agency, filed a wrongful termination suit alleging that his termination was due to his complaints about his claims regarding CEO Alexei Orlov’s discriminatory behavior. RAPP is an Omicon-owned direct marketing agency of which Greg Andersen previously served as President (until he was fired in April of 2016). Andersen claims that Orlov’s behavior created a hostile work environment with frequent comments and behaviors exhibiting discrimination against…

Patriot Act because it gives the government more power over us then they need. “The Patriot Act allows law enforcement agencies such as the FBI and CIA to legally perform physical searches of homes or headquarters, these agencies may tap phones, monitor Internet use and e-mail, use electronic eavesdropping devices, and inspect suspects' financial, credit card, student, employment, and other records, without probable cause or proper warrants” (The PATRIOT Act and the Fourth Amendment). This…

79). In total there are sixteen U.S. government agencies in which intelligence analysis gather information. Some of the notable agencies are as follows: Department of State, Defense Intelligence Agency, Navy Intelligence, and the Department of Homeland Security. There are nine notable international intelligence agencies to include the United Kingdom (M15), Canada (Canadian Security Intelligence Service), France (Direction de la Surveillance…

Canadian provinces have jurisdiction in a number of areas, including employment. Employment regulations are a shared federal and provincial responsibility. The majority of workers—up to 90 percent of them—are covered by provincial, rather than federal, law. As a result, payroll regulations and employment standards vary as you move across the country. Perhaps the most unique province is Quebec. Of course, the gulf between Quebec and the rest of Canada can mean confusion when it comes to payroll…

On October 1, 2015 The Supreme Court of the United States agreed to rule on five cases involving Total Rewards. These cases are outlined below with a brief description and the date set for argument. Montanile v. Board of Trustees of the National Elevator Industry Health Benefit Plan (Arg. 11/09) This case is seeking to determine whether a man must repay an insurance company for medical expenses it paid after he received a settlement from the drunk driver who injured him. Montanile’s insurer,…

Gender inequality is still a defining facet of law enforcement, even in today’s world of steadily increasing employment fairness. Women make up only a small percentage of law enforcement officers across the nation. Why is that? Curtis Crooke expressed in his article Women in Law enforcement, “Women in law enforcement are often inexplicitly resented by their male counterparts and many face harassment. Additionally, many women encounter a ‘brass’ ceiling and are unable to rise to supervisory…

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, & Explosives is referred to as the ATF. The ATF is covered under the Department of the Treasury and is “the oldest tax-collecting Treasury agency when Congress imposed a tax on imported spirits to help pay the Revolutionary War debt in 1789 (allgov).” Citizens to this day do not like being taxed but due to the war debt “the unpopular tax imposed on distilled spirits led to the Whiskey Rebellion…

The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution agrees due process as the Fifth “has an explicit requirement that the federal government not deprive any individual of life, liberty, or property without the due process of law” and the Fourteenth “explicitly prohibits states from violating an individual’s rights of due process and equal protection” (Overholt et al, 2008, par. 2). These due process protections require that an officer have a fair process before they disciplined or…