Unfree labour

PART-01 Task-1-a Professional Professional is a person who is educated and trained well to perform a scope that requires necessary skill and knowledge, most of the organizations are hiring these kinds of people to full fill their scope by paying them to obtain high quality of work. Professionalism The qualities that (skills, character and competence) are expected from a skilled and trained people(professional) call professionalism. It will dedicate the level of performance of a person through…

HUMAN RELATIONS Human Relation is a field found within Human Resource Management. It deals with the hiring of personnel who have qualified for the vacant positions. Human Relations also deals with activities such as recruiting, hiring, advertising and performance reviews of company employees. Human Relations helps one to understand others by knowing their strength, talents weaknesses and their abilities (DeCenzo & Silhanek, 2001). In the work places, Human Relations calls for the monitoring of…

To All Supervisors and Assistant Supervisors, Employees have the right to seek unionization without being discriminated against in anyway. The Federal Labor Law states that a company cannot discriminate against any employee who is involved in organizing a union (Lawler, 1986). We must respect the employee’s decision and cannot fire or demote an employee because they are in favor of a union workforce. Mrs. Sterrett’s actions are not appropriate and her actions could result in the company…

It’s a warm, bright Monday morning. I am walking into a stone building with barbed wire surrounding it. As I walk through the doors there is a huge metal detector in the middle of the room. Everybody that enters this room has to walk through it to make sure not to bring anything harmful into the building. With that said, I have just walked into a correctional facility. This is the Western Regional Jail, and I have made my way back to Rochelle Elliott’s office for our interview. As I enter the…

- The lives of Carnegie and Frick are at best portrayed as a love-hate relationship, considering all the peaks and valleys in their lives, staged from steamy and messy steel plants to ostentatious mansions. Driven by the same ambition and zealousness, Carnegie and Frick were two potent figures who influenced the nascent industrialization of the U.S. in the pursuit of personal financial success. Their relationship and leadership also mirror the increasing tensions between powerful corporations…

King Eurystheus gave Hercules a series of 12 difficult and dangerous tasks known as the Twelve Labors of Hercules. These tasks which were his most famous feats. Hercules first task was to kill the Nemean Lion, a beast that could not be killed by any weapon. Hercules strangled the beast and made a cloak out of its skin. For his second task he had to kill the Lernaean Hydra, a creature with nine heads. One of the beast's heads could not be killed and the others grew back when cut off. Hercules…

Lately I have been using CFNC.org to look at some career choices. It helps me by analyzing my skill sets and finding job frames that will fit my characteristics. The way it does this is by making you take a career cluster survey. The career cluster survey asks you many questions. It asks about your personality, what you care about, your political stance, and things of that nature. I have chosen a career in the United States Coast Guard. In the Coast Guard I specifically want to be in a small…

Collective bargaining consists of negotiations between an employer and a group of employees so as to determine the conditions of employment. The result of collective bargaining procedures is a collective agreement. Employees are often represented in bargaining by a union or other labor organization. Collective bargaining is governed by federal and state statutory laws, administrative agency regulations, and judicial decisions. In areas where federal and state law overlap, state laws are…

Child labor was a problem back in the day and is still a problem today. It happens more in third world countries then it does in first world countries. Children may be hurt or even killed doing their job but most have no choice. More than 168 million children work today and more than half work in dangerous conditions that can result in death. These children are selfless and would do anything to help their families. Children are scared emotionally and wonder why they can’t be the person…

CAUSES OF THE REVOLUTION. Some historians argue the Industrial Revolution took place as a result of social and institutional changes that occurred with the end of feudalism in Great Britain after the end of the English Civil War in the 17th century. And with an increasingly efficient border control, control of infectious diseases can be improved while controlling the epidemic are common in those days. Number of children born alive after increasing the lead to higher employment. Better Farming…