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    Holiday Act 2004 Essay

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    The holiday act 2004 generally provides minimum entitlement to annual leave, public holiday, sick leave and bereavement leave. It is not possible to contact out of those minimum entitlement like the employment relation act 2000.the holiday act imposes duty of good faith on both parties to an employment agreement in this act the holiday act 2003 consider as principal act which replaced the holiday act 1981. There are 11 amendments in holiday act 2004.one of them is new section 50 substitute…

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    share by 5% with the help of Simpsons. Both companies need a revised compensation system that supports its business goals. Currently, both companies are paying employees a wage rate that is below the minimum wage in Canada. The base pay for employees in non-technical jobs in both companies should start at $10.30 which is the current minimum hourly wage rate for adult workers. That is however the bare minimum as stated in the Employment Standards Act. International can consider paying slightly…

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    Equity Law Case Study

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    Kansas’s law requires employers in violation of the statute to pay employees the total amount of unpaid wages and overtime compensation, notwithstanding any agreement between the employer and employee. The statute allows for a minimum $250 and maximum $1,000 fine for violations of its pay equity provision. Kansas’s law does include an anti-retaliation provision: employers…

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    well, they offshore secondary jobs to china, they destroy other retail businesses who can 't compete with them, and they cause suppliers to lose money and possibly declare bankruptcy because of Walmart 's demand for such low prices. Walmart’s employment practices are no secret. Part of the reason why they can sell goods at such low prices is because they don’t pay their average employee well. This is described in the article titled Walmart raising Wage to at least 9$ by Hiroko Tabuchi.”The…

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    The Employment Rights Act is legislation that covers the legal rights of employers and employees. The primary aim of the Act is to provide basic employment protection for all employees. The main areas covered are: • To provide a contract of employment with the terms and condition set out in writing. • Detail salary and terms and condition. • Provide pay statements. • Entitles the employees for paid holiday leave. • Provide guidance on statutory maternity and paternity leave. • Provides…

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    What is the minimum wage? Minimum wage can be defined as the amount of compensation an employee must receive for a specific job by an employer. These are special acts enforced to prevent employers compensating employees less than the minimum wage set by the government. Before the minimal wage was introduced in the United States in the early 1900s, New Zealand was the first country to enacted minimal wage laws in 1894. This law covered businesses and industries across its entire nation. The…

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    organization to adopt compensation policy that employees will perceive as being fair and commensurate with their skills and expectations for them to be productive. This means that employees performance goes a long way in determining the success of the organization as well as the growth of the individual employee. Commenting on the importance of effective use of…

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    express a certain degree of responsibility so that they remain competent to the requirements of their job. All of these qualities describe the civic responsibilities that women, and really every individual, have if they desire to be given equal compensation for their efforts. However, the situation is actually more complex than what it originally appears to be. The Equal Pay Act of 1963 seems like the perfect solution to end any wage disparities, but that statement is really not all that true.…

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    Inequality for women in the workplace is a major issue occurring in the United States today. Socially formed gender roles and stereotyping has set women back economically as well as socially in their working environments. Historically this has been a problem that we are only starting to deal with properly. There are many organizations pushing for a change. One of the earliest feminist movements was the Seneca Falls Women’s Rights Convention in 1848. It tried to push for important things such…

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    Raising the Minimum Wage in America Millions of American employees are working countless hours every week to earn inadequate wages that result in many families to live in poverty or depending on paycheck to paycheck. Bernie Sanders has the right approach when he quotes, “the current federal minimum wage is a starvation wage.” It is time for a change so the American population needs better wages, the American population should increase the minimum wage to benefit every American business and the…

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