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    Since 1964 several laws have been enacted to protect the rights of employees. The laws that have been enacted are; Title VII, the Equal Pay Act, the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Civil Rights Act of 1991. These laws clearly define what constitutes discrimination within the work force. Everyone has a right to equal pay, equal access to job opportunities, and to have employers adhere to these laws. When there is an ever growing workforce and changing…

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    Employee Rights The federal law does not have regulations for drug testing generally, except for sectors that are significantly controlled by the federal government like the military, nuclear energy and transport segments ("Drug Testing Laws and Regulations by State," 2004). The legitimacy of drug testing is influenced by state and local laws. In this sense, therefore, drug testing laws are constituted at the state and local levels by the respective governments ("Drug Testing Laws and…

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    looked at for more increases in order for individuals who work minimum wage jobs to keep up with the cost of living. The minimum wage law is a regulation of pay that employers are expected to pay their employees. This law has federal and state guidelines. According to Jonathan Grossman, laws dealing with minimum wage began from the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. Cornell University Law School stated that the purpose of the minimum wage law includes, “The minimum wage was designed to create a…

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    move out of the house. Dill should not be charged with anything since it was out of Angus work hours when the incident happened. 2. Adams can recover from the claim on a public law, since Cochran illegally using uninspected stickers for their trucks, and still required Adams to work with unsafe equipment. Requiring an employee to work with not safe truck and firing employees when they denied to break the law is illegal. 3. The requirement for granting a workers’ compensation claim…

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    charge every things. The role of the a man in this society was the person who work and have absolute control over women, while women only need to stay home and taking care of the housework and their children. This create a discrimination and inequality between genders among the American people. Because of this problem, women were trying to protest the government and call for female suffrage. They wants to proclaim their rights and equality. So they formed a convention in Seneca Fall, New York,…

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    Entertainment law is an area of rules which deals mainly with the entertainment world. Entertainment attorneys are specialists in copyrights, contracts, and other legal concerns that are often confronted by those in the entertainment world. Attorneys who would like to focus in this field start by finding a college that offers a specialization in entertainment law. They then normally work as associates with law firms already associated with the entertainment industry, right until they could work…

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    Often times in the work place in the United States, women are being only 0.77 cents to every 1.00 of what a man makes. Women put in equal work to men, and in almost every different type of business environment, the same thing occurs. Men make more money than women. Women should be paid the same amount of money as men are. Currently in the United States, there are two laws that try and prevent wage discrimination. The first one being the Equal Pay Act of 1963, which prohibits unequal pay for…

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    The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms can be seen as all-encompassing, and yet, it does not dictate the rules to follow regarding a major component of each person’s life: employment. Or does it? A vast portion of our lives in Canada is spent working, and regardless of the work environment, we interact with other people who may or may not come from the same backgrounds and ideologies as we do. With no specific terminology in the Charter that includes employment law, we must look between…

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    Labor unions were established to give workers collective bargaining with their establishments for improved salaries, operational circumstances, and advantages. (Davoren, 2017) The roles of a labor union can too be allocated into two groups. One role strives for the successful management of the union from inside, which consist of suitable consumption of assets and distribution of information. The other role strives to examine the welfares of employees, represent them when conflicts with…

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    MANDATORY VOTING WILL NOT WORK IN THE US Do you want America to pass a legislation that imposes mandatory voting? If you answered yes, then a majority of Americans will disagree with you. You may argue that a law like that should be there because voting is a civic duty, but a legislation like that would not be beneficial to America and can create a lot of problems. America should not make a law enforcing mandatory voting because it would be undemocratic, it will not make the voting process…

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