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    skill based rather than knowledge based’.  As school ends and commencement addresses are given‚ two pieces of data caught my eye recently. Only 56 percent of law school graduates are getting jobs proportionate with their education. And there are 3 million jobs currently unfilled in the U.S. So what explains the disconnection between a large number of highly educated workers unable to find jobs and the millions of openings out there right now? The answer is skills. Or more precisely‚ having the specialized

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    Abstract This paper examines the benefits and the negatives of the mother who works either due to financial need or her own desire to do so.   Such concerns are whether or not having a working mother negatively affects the children emotionally and/or academically.   This paper will explore how maternal employment affects of the child as well as the mother. For many new mothers the decision to return to work is a difficult one.   For some the decision may be as simple as they just have to‚ whether

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    Success literature going back hundreds of years espouses the benefits of hard work. But why is it that some people seem to feel that “hard work” is a dirty word nowadays? I define “hard work” as work that is challenging. Both hard work and “working hard” (i.e. putting in the time required to get the job done) are required for success. A problem occurs when people think of challenging work as painful or uncomfortable. Does challenging work necessarily have to be painful? No‚ of course not. In fact

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    In the book Hard Times‚ Dickens portrays his philosophical values‚ namely the opposition between Fact and Fancy and his support for the latter and the need for religious values in humanity‚ itself attached to the importance of femininity. He also writes in parallel to the literary context of the times‚ for example criticising capitalism and portraying the negative effects of industrialisation. The novel is one of many critiques written at the time and suggests numerous social developments and ideas

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    MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE WORKER – “THE EPITOME OF SUCCESS” DIVYA MISHRA PURDUE UNIVERSITY CALUMET‚ HAMMOND‚ INDIANA Abstract James Madison said that “Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and a people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives”. Knowledge is power according to Sir Francis Bacon. It is the most important resource for the organizations to grow. The knowledge resides in the heads of knowledge workers. Knowledgeable workers are the most precious

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    to show that things aren’t exactly as they appear. One example of a great plot twist is “A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’ Connor. When reading‚ you think it’s about a family vacation gone wrong. The story has many laugh-out-loud humor that we all can relate when it comes to vacations. Rotten little bother’s and sister’s‚ granny who gets what she wants‚ dad who is in charge‚ and mother who is just along for the ride. Then the ending happens. The story takes a dramatic turn from all the humor

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    issues facing workers’ in this country. Every day there is a threat of loosing a job‚ more benefits‚ or not being able to pay off debt and support a family. In Masssachusetts the issues are the same as across the country jobs being shipped away leaving workers’ to scramble for any job they can find. Most workers’ in today’s economy are under employed. Companies are aware of the desperation that is felt by most American workers to just stay above water. Instead of trying to help rid the worker of this fight

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    Regan Lee Block C/D Paolo!! Paolo! My mother said‚ Paolo what did I say about watching those thumb wrestling matches” “come on ma what has thumb wrestling ever done to you” said Paolo “you know what I finally think your old enough to know. Now Paolo you’re Grandfather Enrique you know the man you always see in the old pictures well when he was 22 he was drafted into the TWF‚ he was better known as rumble because of his monstrous thumb. Anyway he was knocking out star players like sushi and

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    Jaquelin Rosas Social Worker Individuals are flooded with the consistent‚ overwhelming quest of who are they meant to be and what purpose they must serve. They dawn over the impending downward spiral of their time and create any scheme to prolong their time. Fortunately‚ my purpose appeared in a series of actions and behaviors that I once ignored so long‚ flooded into me in a matter of minutes. It was to help those‚ who cannot help themselves alone. It was the blessing of a chance encounter of an

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    labor. In his essay “Blue-Collar Brilliance‚” UCLA Education and Information Studies Professor Mike Rose uses personal experience and family stories about his mother Rosie Meraglio‚ and his Uncle Joe Meraglio‚ to combat the common misconstrued stereotype and effectively argue that in the adult world there are many different variables that define a person. While some believe a person is defined by their level of education or occupational status‚ Rose’s research on blue-collar workers indicates that

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