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    The minimum wage was presented in 1938 during The Great Depression, starting at 25 cents per hour. Increasing over time, now at $7.25 since July 24, 2009 (Troubled Passage). Both having the same purpose of helping the American people out of poverty, and yet we are still in the same position. So it’s hard to believe why people still assume raising the wage is the best answer to solve the problem. But, with all the evidence presented we are hurting the people we are supposed to help, and given…

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    The Hawthorne Studies

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    Essay Question #1 I believe that if the Hawthorne Studies were to be conducted today, I think that we would find that many of the results would be very similar to those found in the 1920’s, because many of the studies conducted allowed workers to express how they felt about their work conditions, to have breaks and down time, and to be able to socialize with their coworkers freely. The people in this study and the people who experienced management under that Classical Theory most likely had a…

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    During the immorality of the Gilded Age of 1865 through 1900, no other group felt the corruption more intensely than the American industrial worker class. Commonly referred to as the slaves of the north, the American industrial workers were brutally treated, working long, gruesome hours and receiving a meager pay. Naturally, this injustice led to advocating for better conditions. Although several factors attempted to improve the lives of the American industrial workers, they ultimately…

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    Division of labor occurs when the work process is separated into a various number of tasks. Each worker or group of workers then specializes in completing a single task. It is used in mass production and is considered “one of the basic organizing principles of the assembly line. (Britannica, 2014). Specialization via division of labor has helped to eliminate the need for workers to handle multiple tools and minimized unnecessary motion. Through the repetition of simple basic tasks by…

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    Paycheck Short Story

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    The Intro I never knew how people could be so fucking despicable before I started working. And I can 't put everyone in the same pot, but most of the clients I deal with don 't deserve half of the respect I am forced to give them. No, scratch that. They don 't deserve any of it. I am expected to bow down to their every command to increase profit, yet my well-being could never compare to the added cash by the time the store closes. I 'm just as replaceable as a light bulb. Maximize profits and…

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    Sparkles and disco lights are something nobody wants to miss. There are so many details that are involved in planning the perfect prom. In order to have a successful prom a network of dependable and reliable people are needed to pull it off. For example, at a job strong workers are the ones who step forward to pick up the slack by picking up extra shifts when needed. Another example of a strong worker is being dependable enough to train new workers. Just like being a reliable worker is a good…

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    Service Work Thesis

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    In today’s society, service work is a necessity and is positive not only for the economy, but also for the people who work these positions. Gutek (pg. 381) states, “…services will probably not diminish anytime in the foreseeable future…” Does service work keep people in mostly low paying jobs? Yes, with the exception of those in professional services, service workers typically remain in these positions, however, what other work would they do without additional education and/or specialized…

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    Powerless low-wage American Workers For decades, American workers have worked under deplorable conditions, in spite of the government 's efforts and assurances that they would do their best to try and improve the workers conditions. Barbara Ehrenreich, who has been proclaimed as one of the most original and vibrant journalists, tries to expose the impoverished life of the minimum wage society. She came to a decision that the best way to depict it is by joining them and stepping into the shoes of…

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    Skilled Workers In Canada

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    Migrants are people who move from one place to another; mostly for work. However, before migrants can enter the country to work, they will need to be classified whether they are high-skilled or low- skilled. In this essay, I will argue that the classification between the Canadian policies toward differently skilled worker’ are quite distinct. The difference between high-skilled and low-skilled policies includes spousal restriction and permanent residency. While high-skilled workers tend to…

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    Imagine you are managing a locally-owned store. With the newly installed cameras around, you feel safe. Then you notice something suspicious on camera 6. A man in a black trench coat was packing 3 cans of ghost white mayonnaise into his coat. He makes his way around the store, avoiding all workers. You have seen this before. He was obviously a shoplifter. Your suspicions are confirmed when the cameras identify his expression as suspicious. With a simple push of a button, the thief is caught by…

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