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    New Labour Characteristics

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    between the mid-1990s and early 2000s, governed by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. The introduction of New Labour started after the party’s loss under Neil Kinnock in the 1987 election where Labour went through an important development. During Blair’s government, Labour was modernised and reintroduced. He withdrew old ideas and policies and introduced new policies. Blair starts by rewriting the Clause IV. Blair said “Our task today is not to fight old battles but to show that there is a third way,…

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    dollars into four hundred and ninety dollars. He did this by looking at the total cost it took to manufacture and minimized it again and again. This is known as total cost minimization. He invented new ways of going about the production process, the assembly line being what he spent most of his time on. The work of Henry Ford very close to perfect total cost minimization. As an engineer, it is important to be able to reduce the cost whenever possible to maximize efficiency. Throughout the past…

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    Leslie Chang Factory Girls

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    In this highly competitive world, the demand for jobs constantly grow along with the demand for new merchandise such as phones, gadgets, and toys. It used to be a matter of going to the store and purchasing the new hottest item, but now, more and more people are starting to think about the hands that make it. The thriving Chinese population is responsible for a large portion of modern commodities. While it is beneficial that many people can find jobs in factories, the conditions that they must…

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    Film Review: The Global Assembly Line The World economy has experienced distinct phases over time, yet one of the most important and revolutionary systems has been capitalism. Capitalism can be defined as a socio-economic system motivated by profit and labor power, focused on the exploitation of the labor force. Beginning in the 19th century, competitive capitalism introduced the idea of reducing wage rates and different forms of production. Then came the era of organized capitalism, also…

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    Taylorism In The 1920's

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    working on the assembly line became the key to productivity (Alizon, 2009). The high levels of productivity, reaching 1.8 Million vehicles produced in 1923 saw large net profits for Ford, this saw the pay rate for unskilled labour increase, becoming one of the highest paid labour jobs in the country. This business model spread quickly and adapted by many manufacturing organizations across America, hiring employees for repetitive and unskilled labour practises, commonly used on assembly line…

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    Henry Ford As A Machinist

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    Henry Ford was a machinist, He worked both night and day, To give this world a flivver, That has made her shivver, And speeded her on her way, Now he is a billionaire, But his record is fair, He is humanity’s friend. - Henry Ford Henry Ford did not only impact the lives of those back in the 1900s, but as well as the lives of individuals today. He started a revolution that no one else had, or could of. Ford founded the Ford Motor Company in 1903 in Detroit, Michigan. He announced in 1914, that…

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    Henry Ford Biography Essay

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    Henry Ford is known as one of America’s foremost industrialists who revolutionized the assembly line modes and production of the automobile. Ford was born July 30, 1863, in Michigan, and passed away on April 7, 1947. After a few trials of building cars and companies, in 1903, Henry Ford established the Ford Motor Company. Ford introduced the development of the moving assembly line and is credited for helping build America’s economy in the nation’s vulnerable years (“Henry Ford Biography” 1).…

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    Communism In Vietnam

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    Vietnam can be contributed to the country’s colonization under French. When France claimed Vietnam, they introduced the country to European culture, as well as to Communism. Which is an ideology originating in Europe. Then “by forcing the Viet Minh government to lead national resistance against colonialism, the French inadvertently helped the Communists acquire much-needed legitimacy.” However, after Vietnam’s invasion of Cambodia in 1978, 835,000 Vietnamese people were displaced and the image…

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    Ethical Apparel Industry

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    This essay will analyse the ethical dimensions which are present in the apparel industry in Bangladesh. The apparel industry in Bangladesh is a multibillion dollar industry which provides employment for its citizens while increasing its export earnings. Foreign firms have seized the opportunity to take advantage of cheap and abundant workforce and lower costs. However there have been many instances where companies have neglected the health and safety standards of its workers. This neglected…

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    Part 1: J.-Armand Bombardier primary contributions to Canadian society during the 1920s to 1930s was that he improved the efficiency of transportation in Canada during winter by inventing the snowmobile and the Ski-Doo. His first snowmobile during that time was a technological breakthrough, holding up to three passengers. Two years later he improved the snowmobile to holding up to 7 passengers, due to the success and high demand of the snowmobile which was called the B7. ("Joseph-Armand…

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