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    Contract Assignment – Week 3 Team D LAW/531 June17‚ 2013 Professor Grace Lee Employment Contract This contract dated this 17th day of June 2013 BETWEEN: Horace Grump (“Employer”) -AND- Nettie Samaritan (“Employee”) BACKGROUND: A. The Employer is of the opinion that the Employee has the ability to assist and benefit the Employer in business and welfare. B. The Employer requests to employ the Employee with the terms and conditions set out in this Agreement. IN CONSIDERATION OF the

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    northern Chile; causing 33 workers to be trapped underground (2010). The miners were believed to be in shaft about 2‚200 feet below the surface. According to “Chile Mining Accident” (2010)‚ there was no word about their fate‚ whether they were alive or whether they would be rescued for 17 days. A small hole was borrowed to allow rescuers to send water‚ sugars‚ and other supplies to help make them a little more comfortable. The miners were also able to be in communication with their loved ones by using

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    more than one occasion. Scanlan as well as the mine’s union had also pushed to have the hazards corrected. The lack of the federal and state officials to take action‚ along with the ignition of built up coal dust‚ resulted in the death of 111 coal miners. Identify and explain four (4) logistical alternatives Scanlan could have addressed. In 1941‚ Illinois Governor Dwight Green appointed Driscoll Scanlan‚ as one of the states 16 mine inspectors. Scanlan was highly recommended by a state representative

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    ’sympathetic ’‚ were more often used together which in an extreme case could have meant a general strike. The symbol of this new strategy was the triple alliance‚ formed in 1914‚ which was a loose‚ informal agreement between railwaymen‚ transport workers and miners to support each other in case of industrial disputes and strikes. As G.A. Phillips summarised:<br><blockquote>The General Strike was in origin‚ therefore‚ the tactical product of a pattern of in-dustrial conflict and union organisation which had developed

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    a viewing schedule and what the daily and monthly specials are. The Billy Miner Alehouse and Café is located in historic Haney and is situated in one of the oldest buildings in the city. The Billy Miner Alehouse gets its name from the infamous train robber – Billy Miner. Billy Miner rode the rails located just outside the pub and you can still experience the trains that come and go while enjoying a drink in the Billy Miner Alehouse. The building itself also has a storied history and once was a

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    energy and heat. The Merle Travis lyric“Where the dangers are double and the troubles are few” completely captures the atmosphere of a coal mine. Slag falls‚ explosions‚ fires‚ and above all cave –ins and roof falls are just a few of the dangers miners face every day‚ yet people still feel the need to condemn these men for the job they do. The Obama administration could care less about the many jobs they are doing away with from the coal industry. “The many regulations the he (President Obama)

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    Education and public schools are two of the most valued products in the United States since they are essential elements for people’s growth and societal progress. Horace Mann‚ Secretary of Public Education in 1848‚ recognized this issue regarding education and advocated for the “common school” because he wanted every child to go to school and grow their minds to have a more productive and active life. However‚ his dreams of creating a perfect and equal school have not been realized until today. In

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    twice who conquers himself in victory (Publius Syrus) dimidium facti qui coepit habet He who has begun has the work half done (Horace) Inspirational Latin Sayings faber est quisque fortunae suae every man is architect of his own fortune bis vivit qui bene vivit S/he lives twice who lives well dimidium facti qui coepit habet He who has begun has the work half done (Horace) bis vincit qui se vincit in victoria He conquers twice who conquers himself in victory (Publius Syrus) aut viam inveniam

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    to explore the idea of moving. Overall‚ the shift of baseball at first did not make very many people happy nor did it see instant success‚ but in the long run baseball has benefitted tremendously. If it weren’t for people like Walter O’Malley and Horace Stoneham taking a chance on moving west‚ baseball as we know it today could look very

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    Cannery Row John Steinbeck’s story ‘Cannery Row’ is basically a story that actually has no mystery yet has a story that has a mixture of humor and sadness. The story takes a glimpse into the lives of the residents of Cannery Row‚ which is situated in Monterey‚ California. Cannery Row is a place that depends on canning sardines. John Steinbeck describes Cannery Row as "a poem‚ a stink‚ a grating noise‚ a quality of life‚ a tone‚ a habit‚ a nostagia‚ a dream [p. 1]." Steinbeck has focused

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