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    Maquiladoras as an Economic After reading lives on the line: dispatcher from the U.S.-Mexico border by Miriam Davidson I feel like the Nogales / Arizona and Nogales borders are becoming one community. For many years the border was less distinct because of Mexicans going over to visit there family and friends and U.S. nationals crossing over to shop and sightsee. But just like everything in the world time changes it. The maquiladora industry bought jobs, environmental degradation, and…

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    History of the Act. The Women’s Legal Defense Fund in 1984 came up with a draft of the legislation that was later to be the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). The legislation was later introduced to the Congress each year from 1984 to 1993 but was repeatedly blocked by entrenched opponents. The Congress finally passed the legislation in 1991 and was passed by the 103rd Congress in 1993 which was the only Congress that had a majority that President Bill Clinton had. The legislation also had…

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    Pfeffer (1995), the key to achieve sustainable competitive advantages through effective management of people is to seeing workforce (people) as the strategic advantages instead of replacing them. In others words, it refer to talent management that organizations need to acquire and retain essential talent and to engage employees (Hughes and Rog, 2008). The hospitality industry is well known for its high staff turnover rates due to the highly labor-intensive nature and poor work-life balance…

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    The lecturer casts doubts on the reading passage assumption that a reduction in one day of work in the work week would be better not only for the employee but for the company's profit and for the overall economy. Therefore he brings criticism to the three arguments presented in the reading passage in order to prove that the benefits assumed in the passage aren't likely to happen. The first point that the lecturer disagrees is with the passage assumption that reducing the weekly work time of an…

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    Labor has multiple definitions such as “work, especially hard physical or mental work” or “a job or task done or to be done”. Labor has had a huge impact on America and the American economy. One of the most important additions to the labor world came in 1866, the National Labor Union. In the early days of work in America there were no labor unions. People worked in unfair and unsafe conditions. Children worked in dangerous factories, minimum wage was nonexistent, and work conditions were…

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    Foxconn International losing 14 workers to suicide in 2010 and how its solution to this problem was erecting nets to catch workers jumping from dormitory windows (Smith, 13). These workers probably committed suicide due to the lengthy workdays and workweeks and the intensity they are forced to work with throughout their long hours (Smith,…

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    Entertainment workers Bambi Boots and Randy Rogers filed a complaint against their employer High Class Entertainment under the Fair Labor Standards Act, “It is a federal law applicable to employees engaged in interstate commerce or employed by an enterprise engaged in interstate commerce; sets minimum wages and overtime and regulates youth employment (Employment Law p. 480).” Fair Labor Standards Act has two requirements in order to file a complaint under this law. One is the employer and…

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    For most children, mandatory homework assignments push their workweek far beyond the school day and deep into what any other laborers would consider overtime. Even without sports or music or other school-sponsored extracurricular, the daily homework slog keeps many students on the clock as long as lawyers, teachers, medical residents, truck drivers and other overworked adults. Is it any wonder that,deprived of the labor protections that we provide adults. I think kids should be given homework,…

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    Fourth,just as with any job,there are disadvantages when working as a veterinary pathologist.This job requires a 40-80 hour workweek,which means not a lot of spending time with your family.Veterinary pathologists are prone to diseases,since they’re trying to find out why the animal died and most of the time the animals died of a disease.Blood and other bodily fluids are also part…

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    employees to work one full-time job. This would be beneficial for employees that are students or mothers that have to pick-up children from school. It gives individuals the chance to have a job when they may not otherwise be able to work. A compressed workweek may…

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