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    maternity leave, and while women are granted up to twelve weeks of maternity leave, some women are denied access to it. The United States has the FMLA (Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993), which states that women are eligible for unpaid maternity leave for six to twelve weeks if employees work in a firm of 50 or more employees, work with the same business for 12 months and have worked for at least 1,250 hours over those 12 months. There is a huge debate about whether maternity leave should be…

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    Josh Schleis Mr. Stauffer English III 11/15/17 The Time for Change Take a minute and try to think of the all the good experiences you’ve enjoyed with your family, whether it is a holiday, vacation, or going to your grandparent’s house for the weekend and spending time with your family. These are some of the best memories that most people have; the memories of being little and being able to do what you want without having to worry about anything. These are the memories that we all cherish…

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    Department with severe abdominal pain was admitted to a ward for observation and treatment. I will discuss the following three pieces of legislation as relevant to her care: The Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003 (HPCAA), The Health and Disability Commissioner Act 1994 - Consumer Code of Rights (reviewed 2009) (the Code) and The Health and Information Privacy Code 1994 (HIPA). I will outline how the nurse acted in accordance with the Code of Ethics in regard to the principles of…

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    Professor Department of Commerce Annai Veilankanni’s College for Women ABSTRACT Work–life balance is a concept which includes proper prioritizing between "work" and "lifestyle”. Work-Life Balance does not mean an equal balance between work and family life but it means the capacity to schedule the hours of professional and personal life so as to lead a healthy and peaceful life. Work life balance is not a new concept and it also put more weightage on the values, attitudes and beliefs of…

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    Historically, due to cultural family values, society denied child sexual abuse. What we now identify as abuse was not always thought of as abuse. For instance in 18th-century London people thought a cure for venereal disease was to have sexual relations with a child (Olafson, Corwin, & Summit, 1993).Victims of sexual abuse in American work were thought of as sexual aberrants or participating victims (Gordon, 1988; Schlossman & Wallach, 1978; Weiss, Rogers, Darwin, & Dutton, 1955 as cited in…

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    As a little girl, Ashley Ducote aspired to become a nurse. Ashley began to fulfill this dream in 1993 by enrolling at LSUA to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree. After completing 2 years of prerequisites, she applied for clinicals, but was denied due to a lack of available spots and a long waiting list. Not letting the rejection into clinicals get to her, she enrolled in an LPN program at Hessmer High School. Within 14 months, Ashley had successfully completed the program and…

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    developed. According to the University of Rochester Medical Center, “the brain is not fully developed until he or she is twenty five years old or so” (Susan paragraph 2). It is not fair that the age of eighteen to twenty-five is charged as an adult, but the fifteen, sixteen, or seventeen year old is let off easy. They are equal as in their minds which are not fully developed. Since minors are capable of knowing what is right and wrong they can act like an adult and do the time. This also allows…

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    issue marriage certificates to same-sex couples wishing to be married. The passing of this law now allows equal rights to all married couples. Married, same-sex couples will receive the same spousal and family benefits of married, heterosexual couples (medical insurance, Family Medical Leave Act, death benefits, etc.). Leaning forward, however, the federal government had already made these benefits available to federal employees, regardless of their current state of residence, as long as…

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    “America has the best doctors, the best nurses, the best hospitals, the best medical breakthrough medicines in the world. There is absolutely no reason we should not have in the country the best health care in the world”. The career of nursing is an exciting career because you are getting the opportunity to help other people. This research will describe the career of being a nurse, and what is required to become a successful nurse and the impact this career has on society. Until 1870’s,…

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    year-old white male, Dr. Hannibal Lecter. He is currently in FBI custody for the murder of 14 people, and attempted murder of three (Bruno, n.d.). Before his arrest, Dr. Lecter was a successful clinical psychiatrist. He interned at the Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland, and graduated with his degree in medicine. He stayed in Baltimore, and established a private practice in the 1970s. His practice became highly renowned and successful (Harris, 2009). Dr. Lecter presents himself…

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