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    only helped landowners, not share croppers. The New Deal also created a plan reffered to as the NRA, the National Industrial Recovery Administration. This created jobs and made rights for people in the workplace such as minimum wage, a maximum workweek, and child…

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    to promote the well being of the population at large. When the question of labor unions wanting the workweek lowered from 40 to 35 hours requiring more overtime pay, the party would want to maintain the status quo of keeping overtime pay at 1.5 times a workers wages above 40 hours per week. The party does believe that the rich should not govern the decisions of the nation, and with rising the workweek overtime many employers would have to lay off worker to be able to afford wages. Laying off…

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    Caregiver Earnings

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    Short and long term impact on Caregiver’s earnings People underestimate the time caregiving will consume. It is rarely a short-term job. Medical advances are keeping us alive longer. In the last 6 decades, the average age of death has risen about 10 years. By 2020 the average length of life will be 80 years. Increasing caregiving responsibilities may force employment changes, such as switching to part-time work, stop working, or retiring early. The employment change may be helpful in the short…

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    employees, so now, hours has been dropped lower than the usual 60 hours. The report says that employees have been working less than usual but the stats from the help of the Fairs Labor Association but the wages are way to low. With apple’s decrease in workweek hours and low wages, make it more badly for the employees to maintain a standard living. The workers need to have a higher wage to keep their standard living levels at a good constant rate. According to the FLA, from Jay Greene’s article…

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    Ottawa Trek

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    Disliking their living and working conditions, which were 20 cents a day for a 44-hour workweek in remote camps spread around the country, an estimated 1,000 men left Vancouver (by a freight train) in early June 1935 and headed across the prairies. After the trek had left Calgary, “the trekkers” picked up more recruits and when they reached Saskatchewan they were numbering an estimated 2,000 men. On June 17th when local governments refused to help the strikers they began to be disheartened by…

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    Josh Byrem 3/3/16 ILA 7B Persuasive essay Bam! Your mom walks in, She says “Get ready for school”. But you’re really tired because its 6:00 AM. Because of the lack of rest you’re not very alert. If school began at 10 AM you could get up later and it would be easier to pay attention. You would have more time to get ready. Did you know according to studies your brain doesn’t use it full potential till about 9; 30/10; 00? So when you start school at 8:00 you are being…

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    To say that the United States is too dependent on it’s fossil fuels is a massive understatement. It is often difficult to picture our lives without fossil fuels, because around 90% of the world’s electricity demand comes from the use of them (IER 2005). With this being said, if we want to provide the generations long after we are gone with sustainable, renewable, and environmentally appropriate (clean) energy, we certainly have to make big changes. These changes have already started but are…

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    In order to understand the Walsh-Healey Public Act of 1936, I did some research as how this act came into effect. In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed Frances Perkins as Secretary of Labor to help assure that workplaces would be safe. Perkins created the Bureau of Labor Standards in 1934 primarily to promote safety and health for the entire work force. She outlined a set of policies priorities; a 40-hour work week; a minimum wage; unemployment compensation; worker’s compensation;…

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    Prosthetic Physical Therapy is a medical career in which a physical therapist helps someone who has just received a prosthetic limb after an amputation. Amputation is the removal of a limb by trauma, medical illness, or surgery. As a surgical measure, it is used to control pain or a disease process in the affected limb. A prosthetic is an artificial limb made for a person who is requesting.Prosthetic Physical Therapists help patients get used to using there prosthetic, helping them put it on and…

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    productivity and prosperity of factory workers, like themselves, grow steadily after World War II. He had also seen the growth in the amount of leisure time that hourly workers were enjoying during the post-war boom. His prediction was that the forty-hour workweek would become a thing of the past; he was right and he was wrong. The hours worked by many has, in fact, shifted away from the 40-hour model that my Dad and I both had worked, but usually not in a good way. As the economy was…

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