Say ‘Yes’ To No Pay Internship: Rhetorical Strategies in Halperin’s “ No Pay? Many interns say‚ ‘No problem’ ” Internship gives a chance to experience a real life-working environment‚ which will prepare students for their future career path‚ these experiences are worth much more even though without the pay. According to‚ the author Jennifer Halperin‚ wrote “ No Pay? Many interns say‚ ‘No problem’‚ ” published in 2010 in the Aol News‚ and she mentioned that unpaid internship did not discourage students
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the minimum living wage‚ but that has not been the case in the past decade or so. Being a student‚ this subject is important to me because if I do find a job on the job market‚ it will quite likely be a minimum wage job that will have to pay not only for my school but also my living expenses. In the article "The Pay is Too Damn Low" (2013) the author‚ James Surowiecki‚ describes minimum wage jobs in the United States of America. He summarizes what minimum wage has been in the past‚ while stressing
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Based on the quotes‚ statistics‚ and explanations listed throughout this paper‚ it is understandable to formulate a stance for or against the payment of college athletes. The main argument to pay student athletes is the plantation-like system they must endure‚ one that strips them of certain basic rights and places them in a situation where they are working to generate millions for their masters. Along with this sentiment‚ college athletes are seemingly raised in an environment where they endure
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vocabulary 3. Parroting Technique: If you really go blank‚ don’t worry. Just say you agree then repeat everything your friend just said. You’ll still get marks for participation. 4. Bimbo Technique: If you have absolutely nothing to say‚ repeat this sentence: “I’m sorry‚ I don’t understand your point. Can you please explain it again?” 5. Cooperative Technique: If your friend can’t remember a word/phrase or has trouble explaining their ideas‚ you MUST help him/her by suggesting other words/phrases/ideas
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January 2000 IPD surveyreport 11 Study of broad-banded and job family pay structures INSTITUTE OF PERSONNEL AND DEVELOPMENT Study of broad-banded and job family pay structures Study of broad-banded and job family pay structures A survey of developments in broad-banded and job family pay structures was conducted by the Institute of Personnel and Development in October-December 1999. Although such structures are not new (they first emerged in the late 1980s) they have become increasingly
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8/26/2014 Should Cities Pay for Sports Facilities? Share on: E-mail Print T HE REGIONAL ECONOM IST | APRIL 2001 Should Cities Pay for Sports Facilities? By Adam M. Zaretsky "We play the Star-Spangled Banner before every game—you want us to pay taxes‚ too? —Bill Veeck Americans love sports. Watching the home team in any of the four major sports—baseball‚ football‚ basketball and hockey—march to victory in the World Series‚ Super Bowl‚ NBA Finals or Stanley Cup Finals arguably generates more
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income tax.” -Albert Einstein. Many lower class Americans feel they shouldn’t have to pay as much taxes as the upper class. A tax (from the latin taxo; “rate”) is a financial charge or levy imposed upon a citizen of a state or the functional equivalent of a state to fund public expenditures. It is not right for the American Federal Government to tax the rich more than everyone else to get America out of debt and to pay for our country’s needs because not all rich people were handed their money‚ there
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Equal Pay for Women When it comes to the topic of equal pay for women‚ most will agree that women should be paid the same as men. Whereas some are convinced that they should be‚ others maintain that they shouldn’t. “We have a responsibility to ensure that no one in this country makes less as a result of his/her gender.” (“The Importance of Equal Pay for Women”‚ 1). Discrimination continues simply because all the laws that are aimed to help don’t provide basic tools. An infinite amount of people
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help me pay for college‚ so I am on my own when it comes to supporting my college career. I know my mom wants to help me pay for college‚ but she is my family’s main source of financial support and I have two younger siblings living in the house also‚ so I could not possibly ask her to help me pay for my expenses. My parents are not together anymore‚ so my mom pays for all my essentials‚ but I do have a summer job lifeguarding at the Butler Aquatic Center. I will have a job this fall to pay for my
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The Pay Gap Needs to Stop Imagine getting treated less than an equal‚ just because you are a woman. Should men honestly receive a higher wage than women for doing the same job? On average a woman earns 77 cents to every dollar a man makes (Boushey‚ Arons‚ and Smith). A woman gets paid less to work just as hard as a man if not harder. This is not fair. Men and women should receive equal pay. In the U.S. there are about 10 million single. These mothers struggle to make end meet‚ due to the facts that
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