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    international migrants (UNDP 2009, p.22) For this paper Inter- State Migrant(ISM) laborers have been defined as „ ‘those people who belong to Lower Income Group and move from their state of origin to another state, within the…

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    Generally speaking, the term "class" has an extensive background. Throughout history it has been sculpted to the definition of the related time period. For the most part, the scale of distinct social classes can be (and were by the classes themselves) distinguished by inequalities in such areas as authority, wealth, working and living conditions, life-styles (Cody, 2002). In light of this, the mid 1800 's in the ever-changing United States was a time of social identification. To clarify, groups…

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    employment of half of our labourers, so that only 1,500,000 are fully and constantly employed, while 1,500,000 more are employed only half their time, and the remaining 1,500,000 wholly unemployed” (Thompson, 250). Many people may assume that these laborers received a fair wage, but that was not the case for many different people. The worst problem during the Industrial Revolution was the lack of employment for the lower classes. The working class also experienced severe wage inequalities…

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    happen to agree with this. And also happen to agree with the next one that states that if you break a man’s bone, they break yours. Then the next one states that, if you destroy the eye of a dependent laborer or break the bone of a freeman, you have to pay one mana of silver, why not have the laborer destroy the other the man’s eye or have the freeman break the bone of the man, since that is what the two laws above this one stating. Law 203, states that “If a man strike another man of his own…

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    child workers battled their boss when they were yelled at and put down, to solve the problems there could be better workplaces for the children, the change for them came in the Factory Act of 1833. When at their workplace or factory, these child laborers were yelled at, and put down. They were working in very harsh and dangerous areas where anyone can get hurt. In order for people to get jobs in the Industrial Revolution, you had to work for cheap, the cheapest workers are the people who don’t…

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    The future The present is a place, where human laborers were an essential part of the manufacturing and producing goods and services for the well- being of the country. But the Present is slowly changing from hands on work force, to the an automated workforce from inflation of the past, to the deflation of the present, to the continued devastation of the coming future. The past is changing and new future is coming. “ Intellectuals and academics, faced now with rethinking the role of labor,…

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    Laborers are twice as likely to experience injury and illness and eight times more likely to not report it. The poultry business has the fifth highest rate in worker illness. This should come as no surprise because the employees are put in such an unsafe…

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    I Am Jane Addams Analysis

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    Kracha and Mike are sitting at the bar when an older American woman walks in. She takes a seat next to them and says, ”I bet I know where you gentleman are from.” Kracha and Mike just stare wondering where this conversation is going to go. “You gentleman are Slovak immigrants, Austria-Hungary born to be my guess.” Kracha and Mike were wide eyed. Their only response was to introduce themselves. The ladies response was “ I am Jane Addams.” Addams a very outspoken woman begins to talk about her…

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    Marx Uses Value Duality

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    commodity. This is because as the laborers exchange their labor power for wages, the labor they are producing in turn produces more value to the commodity or surplus value, which is the ultimate purpose of the Capitalist. But the commodity is not theirs, thus, the surplus value that the worker creates goes unpaid but the capitalist still gets to keep it. This puts the laborers at a disadvantage. The contradiction of use-value and value is reflected through the laborer and the capitalist. While…

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    were many easily rectifiable problems within the Asch building that caused the fire. By following our recommendations, the causes of this fire will be less prevalent in future fires. All of our recommendations will increase the overall safety of the laborers, and will in the long term improve factory businesses and the welfare of the…

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