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Articles related to "Wage"
Bumper Sticker Rage A "Stolen Wages" bumper sticker can endanger your life in Australia. The government stole 500 million in Aboriginal wages, and the public is angry. At whom? The victims! stolen wages • road rage • blaming the victim • era of reconciliation • one nation party
Inequality in Pay for Genders Women are earning more advanced degrees than men, yet men still earn better pay. Women everywhere are calling “foul.” gender gap • glass ceiling • inequality in pay • wage gap • men earning more than women
HINTS ON PRICING - Part I of III The biggest obstacle in business is pricing product. Methods and formula are given here to help you analyze the manufacturing costs of items to set fair and profitable prices. real cost price • sale pricing • craft talk • massie's • crafts
Choosing a College Major How to maximize your time, money and career satisfaction by choosing the right college major college • major • career • career planning • college costs
Sexy Pirates Of Reconciliation Australians won't achieve reconciliation with Aboriginal people until they can stop feeling guilty. How? Let's make Prime Minister Johnny Howard look like Johnny Depp. white australia • prime minister john howard • reconciliation • sorry day • stolen wages
To Know Thy Career, First Know Thyself We all want career satisfaction - and the best way to realize this dream is to match our choice of career with our individual personality style. career planning • employment • careers • career tests • wages
GenderGapRemainsStable This article addresses recent evidence confirming no change in the gendered wage gap in the last decade. gendergap • gender • wage • unionization • women
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
Why Do Women Still Earn Less? More than 30 years after the feminist movement took hold in North America, women continue to battle for pay equality in the workplace. But the situation is getting worse. working women • women earn less than men • pay equity • wage inequality • feminist movement
HOMEWORK BEFORE SETTING PRICE - Part I Setting price for products and services requires doing homework first by analyzing cost factors. overhead • utilities • rent • insurance • expenses
"A Prophet Before Her Time:" Beatrice Potter Webb, Part III Part III of three-part series on Beatrice Potter Webb, Britain's greatest political theorist of the 20th Century!! beatrice potter webb • royal commission for the relieving of distress and • poor laws • britain • 1909-1945
American Health Care Crisis A look at how the American health care system is currently set up and who is really paying the soaring costs associated with the current heatlh care crisis. american health care crisis • paying the soaring costs • adequate health insurance • offset the rising costs of health care • current health care crisis
Bribery: The Acceptable Crime Bribery, by any name, is universal. Its styles may be different from place to place, but its substance is always the same. crime • bribery • bribe • corruption • influence peddling
Standing Up Against Poverty People all over the world broke a Guinness record for the largest number of people opposing world poverty. stand up against poverty • speak out • reduce child hunger • millennium development goals • education
Thinking of Changing Careers? The thought of changing careers can be frightening, but can also lead to additional job training, vocational training, or many types of continuing education options! changing careers • vocational training • job training • professional development plan • career assesment
Criminals in the Workplace Employers' attempts to level their competitive playing fields have led to the creation of thriving criminal underground economies in both Canada and the U.S. criminals • employers • employees • workplace • underground economy
Teacher Shortage Looming Baby boomers are one-third of today's teachers. When they retire, who will teach the children? There is growing concern that we will have a serious teaching shortage. teacher shortages • baby boomers • math • special ed • science
Flexible Work Arrangements - You Can Make Them Work For You Not just the normal 9 to 5 anymore, flexible work arrangements are becoming more of the norm. Don't be left out in the cold - see if your job could adapt to one of these arrangements. work • employment • job sharing • compressed work week • telecommuting
The Scope, Meaning, Causes and Implications of Political Instability When trying to understand politics, I emphasize matters of political credibility. Leaders who are not perceived as being bound by their word will suffer - and their nations and possibly other nations as well will suffer with them - in many ways. Most dramatically, leaders may feel forced to adopt policies very far from the norm and not subject to any retraction - to become rabid tigers - just to show that they do mean what they say. These facts give considerable cause for concern but not resignation regarding Russia. russia moscow kremlin crisis "political risk" "rab
Yeltsin's Purge Part II: The Expanding Vortex Kiriyenko's nomination is now featuring dialogue and some endorsements as the battle encompasses all of Russia's economic policy. kiriyenko • yeltsin • duma • russia • kremlin
Aboriginal Media Hoax Australian politicians are constantly being caught out in their lies and outrageous claims against the Aboriginal community, and yet the propaganda continues. aboriginal hoax • indigenous media hoax • indigenous abuse • indigenous affairs • indigenous affairs minister
Hitler's War on Jazz in France During WWII, jazz became a fugitive music banned and silenced in the cafes and clubs of war-time Paris by Nazi occupiers who feared its rebellious undertones jazz • france • germany • wwii • hitler
Terrorism: Politics By Other Means? Terrorism is the new political movement to get things done the way you want instead of using overt war or diplomacy to achieve your goals as a nation-state. state-supported terrorism • iran • libya • syria • government-supported terrorism
Yeltsin and Kiriyenko v. the Duma: Collision Course in Moscow President Boris Yeltsin and Acting Premier Sergei Kiriyenko are preparing for a showdown with the Duma over Kiriyenko's nomination for premier. He's already been rejected twice, but Yeltsin insists on putting his name forth one more time and then dissolving the Duma and holding new Duma elections if it demurs. The anti-Kiriyenko party leaders insist that the president has no right to nominate someone more than once for premier, and so the president would have to nominate someone else, and wait until three separate people had been rejected before dissolving the Duma. This is a serious trial of strength between Yeltsin and the Duma. If Kiriyenko is confirmed after all, his program promises important changes in Russia. yeltsin kiriyenko moscow russia kremlin duma
Drugs for Erectile Dysfunction Three drugs have hit the market targeting male impotence. A discussion of the pros and cons of each will be discussed. erectile dysfunction • impotency • male impotence • penis • erection
Beethoven Academie on eBay Last week, in order to overcome a lack of financial backing, an orchestra tried to sell itself on eBay. But eBay said no. beethoven academie • belgian orchestras • human rights • orchestras • ebay
Indie Band Road to Revelation Many great Christian musicians want to retain control over the content and ownership of their music and therefore choose to record independent of the major labels. road to revelation • kim jones • brian jones • creation fest • christian rock
Pony Express Riders Some 190 Pony Express stations are built between St. Joseph, Missouri and Sacramento, California. Horses are bought and the hiring of riders begins. pony express • st. joseph • missouri • sacramento • california
A Walk Through the 12-Steps: Step 1 The first step of any type of 12-step program is admitting that we are powerless over something, and that our lives are unmanageable. step 1 • step one • 12 steps • powerless • admitting
Finding Good Day Care One of the most important decisions that you have to make when it is time for you to return to work is deciding on a day/child care facility. day care • child care • returning to work • day care location • cost of day care
Grab The Talent - Now! It is a tough market for real talent. So, corporations have decided to recruit high school students before they go off to college. talent hunt • high school • corporations • recruiting • lockhead martin
Lawsuits and Your Job In our litigation-happy society, citizens are quick to turn a cry of "foul!" into a demand for financial restitution. But when does justice turn into whining? lawsuits • suing boss • suing at work • harassment • discrimination at work
New Product Donates to Non-profits Lush, the organic, handmade bath and body products store, has always been anti-animal testing and pro-environment. The green company gives money to worthy charities. lush fresh organic handmade baths body products • charity pots hands lotions donates non-profits gro • bans anti-animal testings pro-environment fair tra • humanitarian environmental concerns • every dollars charities
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
The Luddites Though the term Luddite has come to mean a person opposed to technology or technological development, it can be traced to a specific and bloody period of English History. luddites • the luddite movement • general ludd • industrial revolution • opposition to the industrial revolution
Zapatistas March to San Cristóbal The Zapatista army (EZLN) is marching to San Cristobal de las Casas today to announce the next phase of their campaign against the Mexican government. zapatistas • ezln • subcomandante marcos • the other campaign • left-wing militants
A game review plus some new games to try A review of Age of Empires plus some neat Java games to play. microsoft • java games • websites • kids
Eye of the Storm? Moscow seems to be in the eye of a political storm, with issues ranging from tax/pension arrears to taxes, possible spending cuts, privatizations and START-2 ratification to be tackled soon. The Communists may be gearing up for a confrontation with the government, especially after summer recess. kremlin yeltsin start zyuganov seleznev russia mos
How to Be an Entrepreneurial Mom! How to combine motherhood with an at-home career home business • at-home work • small business • home based business
Impossible Gardening: Hot, Dry, Clay Soil, Part Shade-Introduction Describes an extremely difficult gardening situation and how the problem is solved. The first of a series of articles on plants that will thrive in these difficult conditions. difficult gardening conditions • clay soil • horticulture therapy • dry soil • shade
Maquiladoras Affect Quality of Life at Mexico-U.S. Border maquiladoras, Nogales, U.S. industry in Mexico, NAFTA, Nogales Sonora maquiladoras • nogales • mexico • sonora • environmental conditions |
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