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    The movie focuses on a girl named “Anna”, short for Anita,18, and her sister Estella, 29. The movie is set in Los Angeles, California where Anna goes to Beverly Hills High-school. After Anna 's last day of school her mother made her work in a sweatshop because Anna quit her job at a burger joint. She wanted to attend college but she didn’t have enough money so she worked with her mother and sister in a sowing…

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    Batuhan Şen 15010003012 Lect. Esen Kara ENG113 They All Know It Is There "The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas" is a short story by Ursula Le Guin which tells the story of a city called Omelas. The city is unique, because while the citizens dwell in wealth and prosperity, one kid must suffer and live in filth. The story questions whether can you live while an innocent kid suffers, or would you walk away? In this way, Scapegoating becomes necessity for the order of the Omelas society. In this…

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    consequently ignored. The ugly side of this increasing trend of working – women is the exploitation that bears, as a result of companies’ attempt at meeting with the uncontrollable demand for labor. Women of developing countries work in international sweatshops, owned by Nike, Reebok and other famous US brands, with incredibly low wages, maximum hours, as well as minimum health insurance in hazardous working environments with occasional sexual assaults. The examples of exploitation do not stop…

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    2016) and with a net profit of 4.05 billion dollars per fiscal quarter (Market Watch, 2016). Walmart promises its customers "Always low prices!" and "Save more, live better!" and keep this promise by offering low-quality products import from oversea sweatshops, mostly China to its customers and pay its employees a starving-wages, meanwhile maintain a high return on investment for its shareholders with 51 percent of share owns by the Walton family (Yahoo finance, 2016). In labor relation issues,…

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    History Of The Gilded Age

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    The Gilded Age was defined as the time in America as the time between the Civil War and World War I during which the U.S. population and economy grew quickly, there was a lot of political corruption and corporate financial misdealing’s and many wealthy people lived very fancy lives. This time had major roles in the development of the country. Entrepreneurs used this time to meet the demands that were needed and help grow the nation. However, during this time the economy was torn between the two…

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    and integrity; inspiration to others; superior judgement and uncomfortable with the status quo and etc. Honesty and Integrity From the beginning when the Amalean brothers started to employ labour workers, every element of being associated with sweatshop models where exploitation of workers take place, were denied and rejected thoroughly, the Amalean brothers held their stand by believing in the efficiency of production when workers are placed in a comfortable…

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    Better in a Dream The idea of finishing high school, going to college, getting married, and having children is along the lines of a perfect life. Many people may recognize this undertaking as the “American Dream”. In Barbara Ehrenreich’s work “The (Futile) Pursuit of the American Dream” she opens up with the fact that many white collar Americans seem to be afflicted by poverty and in difficulty of, finding a job just as much as blue-collar Americans (260). It does not surprise me when she goes…

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    The brand that I will be focusing on in this paper is Nike Inc. When looking at the key attributes and characteristics of a company or brand in their maturity stage, there is a lot to focus on. Sales Volumes are peaking after steady increases in sales during the growth stage. As well as the fear of decreasing market share, with the highest levels of competition it becomes increasingly challenging for companies to maintain their market share. Yet a company in the maturity stage can reduce costs…

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    It was a much more modern factory with high ceilings and big windows. Unlike working in over crowdedly sweatshop rooms that were heated and dusty. The working conditions were although very tough, young women and some as young as ten years old would face 14 hours operating a sewing machine. While earning two dollars at most daily, these workers would still be…

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    For example, Nike and sweatshops, it was not taken well by the public and their sales started to fall because Nike is such a big company and they were doing something unethical. Ben and Jerry’s employees are already involved with so many social responsibility programs, and that…

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