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Articles related to "Minimum Wage"
A Minimum Wage for Malaysia Labour activists are campaigning for a national minimum wage in Malaysia where salaries are far out of touch with cost of living. Here are the issues. minimum wage • civil servants • poverty • migrant labour • migrant workers
Employee Value Do your value your employees, and their input? defining workplace culture • work environment • employee value • minimum wage • assessment
John Edwards Former Senator John Edwards is hanging his presidential hopes on one issue: poverty. It's an issue we should care about, but do we? john edwards • poverty • democrat • president • 2008
Living Wage Campaigns for Life What is a living wage campaign and how can you help? How can we, as a country, stop poverty in this rich country? Read on and learn about this change undergoing city by city and hopefully state by state. living wage • poverty • minimum wage • greens • the green party
FORGOTTEN WOMEN This month my article concerns the plight of women who worked in sweated industries in Edwardian times. edwardian women • sweated industries • matchbox making • clothes making • outsourcing
30 Days: DVD Review Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock adapts his Super Size Me experiment to the small screen in the fascinating documentary series 30 Days. morgan spurlock • super size me • 30 days • christian • muslim
Creative Therapy: Lifelong Learning (Incidental Knowledge) This article describes how reading can provide the reader with little tid-bits of incidental knowledge that can allow them to look at the past and today's current events from a much broader viewpoint. creative therapy • incidental knowledge • lifelong learning • reading • world's columbian exposition
Creative Therapy: Lifelong Learning (Incidental Knowledge) This article describes how reading can provide the reader with little tid-bits of incidental knowledge that can allow them to look at the past and today's current events from a much broader viewpoint. creative therapy • incidental knowledge • lifelong learning • reading • world's columbian exposition
Ontario Poverty Strategy Too Late While the Ontario Government's child poverty-reduction strategy is a welcome initiative, community groups are concerned that the poorest of the poor will be left behind. child poverty • ontario government • poverty-reduction strategy • disabled ontarians • welfare rates
Poverty in Canada Poor wages, working conditions and lack of affordable housing all contribute to child poverty in Canada. Women, Aboriginals, immigrants and minorities are affected most. poverty rate in canada • child poverty • housing crisis • aboriginal people • families living in poverty
Santa's List 1938 During the holiday season of 1938, a Pittsburgh department store polled its customers to find out what they wanted for Christmas. Here are the results. christmas gifts • department store • psychologist • inflation • minimum wage
Single, Divorced and Widowed Women in America Women who are single, divorced or widows are often breadwinners for their families yet are only paid 56 cents to every dollar earned by a married man. single women • single women and the wage gap • single women and tax credits • single women and the minimum wage • single women and lack of education
The Economy, Jobs and Trade Free versus fair trade; productivity and outsourcing; good or bad jobs; minimum wage vs. unemployment are opposing concepts indicative of American political principles. american interests • political ideology • national interests • corporate interests • the economy and jobs
Waterloo Region Combats Poverty Almost 1 child in 5 lives in poverty and 47,450 people in the Waterloo Region live in poverty. Opportunities is a community organization for poverty initiatives. poverty waterloo region • youth poverty prevention • working poor initiatives • minimum wage ontario • child poverty
Does the 40-Hour Work Week Need Overhauling? Ever think that working 40 or more hours per week is more a habit than a need? Maybe it's time to reconsider if it's really necessary. shortened work week • flexible work schedules • 40-hour work week • results-only work environment • alternate work schedules
Itwasanitsybitsieteenyweenieyellow.... Wargame Specialist???? Which is the odd one out from Matt "Condor" Hoffman, Pokemon, Talonsoft and a leopardskin thong? Only one of them is not in this article. Guess which? pokemon • talonsoft • computer games companies
KNOW YOUR WORTH... Give yourself only minimum wage if you want, but think about the person buying your handiwork. Can you imagine what the individual's monthly salary might be? Do most of your customers make only minimum wage? You are a creative person using your talents to create a livelihood give • yourself • minimum wage • massie's • craft talk
Favela Tours in Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro's favelas, or slums, are legendary. Take a tour for a deeper, fuller insight into what makes into what makes these widely misunderstood communities tick. favela • favela tour • rio favela • city of god • rio slum
Poverty Rates in Colorado In some geographically isolated rural regions of the Rockies, hunger and poverty are very common. However, isolation from the rest of Colorado prevents action. poverty in colorado • colorado poverty • poverty • colorado • poverty in america
Poverty Rates in Connecticut Though the overall poverty rate of Connecticut is low, it would be hard for some of the poorest residents of the state's major cities to ever tell. poverty in connecticut • connecticut poverty • poverty • connecticut • poverty in america
Poverty Rates in Delaware Poverty in each of Delaware's three major cities remains significantly higher than the state's average. poverty in delaware • delaware poverty • poverty • delaware • poverty in america
Poverty Rates in Florida An uncommonly high percentage of Florida's jobs are in retail due to the state's extensive tourist industry. Because of this, many urban residents fall into poverty. poverty in florida • florida poverty • poverty • florida • poverty in america
Poverty Rates in Hawaii Hawaii has a low poverty rate when compared to the national average, but some urban-dwellers of cities like Hilo and Waipahu still have trouble affording food. poverty in hawaii • hawaii poverty • poverty • hawaii • poverty in america
Poverty Rates in Indiana Working enough to pay the bills can actually be impossible for many poor people in Indiana cities without higher wages. poverty in indiana • indiana poverty • poverty • indiana • poverty in america
So You Want to Work in a Casino? If you're thinking about pursuing a career in the gaming industry, this article will help you select the casino position that's right for your skills and interests. work in casino • casino work • guide entry level gaming industry jobs • guide gaming industry jobs • gaming industry jobs
Statistics to make a point Statistics to help you when you need to make a point with hard data. statistics • government • freedom • politics • rights
Employment and Schizophrenia Employment is fundamental to community reintegration, but the nature of schizophrenia, and government policies work against employment for people with schizophrenia. Mental health agencies have only recently started to develop viable employment programs but the future is wide open and employment is possible. community integration • government policy • jobs • job training
Who Gets Paid For Overtime Work? Why and Why Not? There is much confusion with respect to the overtime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. Who is exempt and who is covered by (nonexempt from) the provisions of the FLSA? This article attempts to bring a degree of understanding to the subject. exempt • nonexempt • fair labor standards act • flsa • department of labor
Baltimore Museums Go Free The City of Baltimore agreed to subsidize the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Walters Art Gallery so that admission is free. What better way to offer art to the masses? moma • free admission • walters art gallery • baltimore museum of art • museum subsidies
The Right Word This article posting is the second chapter of the first section, "Essentials and Basics" for the "Creative Writing Laboratory" book. teachers technology • writing guide • writer's course • free course • lesson plan
Rollback America: Wal-Mart Undermines Workers' Rights An indictment of Wal-Mart's efforts to undermine unionizing efforts and reduce the standard of living of its employees in the name of "selling for less." wal-mart • walmart • wal-mart union-busting • wal-mart lawsuits • unions
Barbara Ehrenreich in Action When diagnosed with breast cancer, activist Barabara Ehrenreich led by example. She continues to write and assist her fellow men and women. barbara ehrenreich • activist and author • bait and switch • nickel and dimed • cancerland
Being Happy in Your Job The UK has never had higher levels of work-based stress and depression. In order to counter this, the nation has to find a way to be happy in its work. happiness • work-related stress • job satisfaction • becoming happy in your job • depression and stress in the workplace
Book Review - Choke Palahniuk' proves again he is a great story teller with a unique and engaging writing style in his novel Choke. book • review • book review • chuck palahniuk • choke
Canadian Politics – New Democratic Party (NDP) The New Democratic Party is a third party option for Canadians whom are primarily concerned with labour rights, social justice and equality, and the environment. canada election 2008 • october 14 election • new democratic party canada • jack layton canada • ndp canada
Dreaming of being a stay at home mom? If you have ever dreamed about being a stay at home, this is a must see for you! stay at home mom • working parent • budget • money • cost
Federal Prison Inmates' Wish List Canada has had an ombusdman in place charged with investigating federal prison inmates' complaints. federal prisons • prison inmates canada • howard sapers • correctional investigator • prisoner complaints
Greater Mekong Infrastructure Improvements in transportation links in the Greater Mekong Region, especially in Laos, have enhanced opportunities for labour migration and for human trafficking. labour migration • asian development bank • china-laos border • laos-thailand border • sex industry in thailand
More Bad News for Maine: BRAC List Targets Three Maine Facilities p>The economy of Maine has taken a beating in recent years with the closing of many manufacturing enterprises—shoe factories, textile mills, paper mills. The list seems to go on and on. People once earning a living wage with health insurance coverage are now forced to either relocate or accept a lower paying (likely near-minimum wage) job in the retail or service industries. The standard of living in all of Maine has been drastically affected by these changes <p>But in the recent round of base closure and realignment, Maine has been even more severely affected. Brunswick Naval Air Base is slated for realignment, which in plain language means it is being reduced to a skeleton crew. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, on the other hand, is to be closed completely. maine • base realignment and closure commission • portsmouth naval shipyard • economy • brunswick naval base
Retain Good Employees Do you punish your best employees by taking them for granted or assigning them the most difficult tasks? rewarding employess • employee retention • retain workers • good employee • punishing employee
Review of Sundance Film Fest Winner:Frozen River Despite an impressive oscar-calibre performance from lead actress, Melissa Leo, Frozen River suffers from a condescending script and juvenile metaphor. frozen river review • sundance film festival • sundance award winner • independent film review • art house film review
Rich and Poor Gap in Ontario Ontario families struggle in Canada even though their economy is stronger, they're better educated and they're working longer hours. ontario economy • income disparity • rich and poor gap • canada • anti-poverty strategy
The Art of Tipping You might think you're a good tipper, but here are a few things you may not know. tipping • how much to tip • tipping at restaurants • restaurant tipping • waitress
You’re no good The state of freedom of speach for artists. Linda Ronstadt in Vegas freedon of speach • democracy • usa • linda ronstadt • las vegas
Airbus Labor Unions Take Hard Line Employee Unions throughout Europe are taking an assertive stance toward management at the beleaguered aircraft manufacturer Airbus. falling dollar hurts airbus sales • airbus power8 plan • airbus unions hard line stance • airbus losses total billions • airbus management appeal to workers
Bangkok's Weekend Market Bangkok, the city of shopping, is home to "Asia's Biggest Market," Jatujak. It's chaotic fun, and a visit here calls for some counterintuitive advice. shopping tips in bangkok • weekend market bangkok • thailand shopping • things to do at chatuchak • bars at jatujak market
College Admissions 101 An introduction to the college application process, broken down into four distinct phases. An outline of each phase and what to expect. applying to college • list of colleges • college visits • guide to college admissions • early admission
College Employment with Work-Study The Federal Work-Study program supports college employment on or off campus to help college students defray college costs. college money • college employment • college financial aid • federal college aid • college work study program
Commitment to Improvement A profile of South Africa's independent rise among the world ranks after suffering years of negative growth. south africa • internal reform • negative growth • south africa • internal reform
Domestic Workers in El Salvador Unclear age limits, poverty and cost of education all contribute to girls seeking out employment as domestic workers in El Salvador. child labor • el salvador • domestic workers • human rights watch • salvadoran laws |
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