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    Kansas Case Law

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    Department of Human Resources, provides another perspective on the state’s interpretation of statutes regulating wage discrimination in the administrative agency context. The plaintiff, a state employee, claimed a “position-to-position study” comparing job responsibilities and wages was required to determine whether his salary was inappropriately lowered because of a job reclassification by the Kansas Department…

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    into a rehab facility that will prove to the agency that the applicant or recipient is attempting to make a change. If the recipient does get help, they will receive benefits in order to be fair because both sides will be giving up something whether it be benefits or drugs. Another reason that the government and agency should enforce drug testing would be the fact that many employers require applicants the submit a drug test before they begin employment and employees are required to submit…

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    workforce positions, in order to apply for them. At this point, the workforce is in the hands of the public. A diverse workforce may not be expected to meet job standards, missing skill sets or education standards, which in the long term could cause the agency to suffer by not reaching its goals. One exception to this type of hiring practice should be veteran preference. These members of society have already had public service experience, which should be considered. On the other hand, managers…

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    American Competitiveness

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    improvements to the employment-based immigrant visa applications and the specialty programs of the H-1B visas ("Federal Register | Retention of EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 Immigrant Workers and Program Improvements Affecting High-Skilled Non-Immigrant…

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    1.1ist the aspects of employment covered by law There are many aspects of employment which are covered by law. These include data protection act, confidentiality of employee information, wages, sick/holiday pay, health and safety and DBS. 1.2List the main features of current employment legislation There are a number of features of current employment legislation. From the main features are employment rights, equality and discrimination and health and safety. Employment contracts, minimum wage,…

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    Federal government agencies has non-monetary reward called 59 minutes, in which supervisors or management has the discretion to determine that employees can have 59 minutes of approved administrative leave. The rewards can be awarded for a number of reasons, such as rewards for good performance or even used around significant holidays, such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. Another non-monetary reward used in the federal government employment are the years of service awards. This is an…

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    As the nature of employment in modern society continues to change, employment relations have become a highly relevant area of expertise. The heart of employment relations is a complicated practice with multiple theories, legal frameworks, policies and rules. By first establishing a sound understanding of employment relations practice and the enforcing authorities, the following essay aims to provide a clear understanding of substantive and procedural rules, the distinctions between them and…

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    Minority Discrimination

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    regarding employment is overseen by both state and federal statutes, but businesses that discriminate in their dealings with other businesses are not ruled under federal law, and state laws may be unsuccessful. No federal statute ever has been implemented specifically to prohibition racial discrimination in private commercial dealings between two business firms. (The Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. (n.d.) While both federal and state laws protect…

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    2010)”. The nature of work condition, specialist customer relations, pay, protection, security, and profits in the employment have an incredible effect to pull in consideration laborers from remote nations (Sims et al.2010). Nonetheless, every area has distinctive tenets and strategy for residential care worker and live-in-caregiver. The entry of Philippine registered…

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    The legal an ethical factors that need to be considered when working with diversity are; 1. Anti-Discrimination and Equal employment opportunity; it is against the law to discriminate against people because of their religion, race, language, gender, disabilities, family structure and age: Source – commonwealth Racial Discrimination Act 1975. Treating people unfairly or harassing them just because they came from a particular group is discrimination which is against the law. Discrimination can be…

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