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    CHAPTER 4 4.1 ORGAZINATION PRACTICES RELATING TO THIS ISSUE 4.1.1 EMPLOYEMENT OF FOREIGN LABOUR IN THE PLANTATION INDUSTRY In Malaysia the agricultural sector is experiencing a shortage of labour because of the rural to urban migration of youth to work in factories. Although the labour requirement in forest plantations is less then in agriculture it still has to compete for labour in an expanding Malaysian economy where the working conditions in other industries are usually more conducive. A

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    make it unsustainable. Firstly‚ a deal between a Groupon and a merchant can lead to more problems associated with overwhelming demand (Williams‚ 2014). A good example is the Yokohama’s local restaurant where a successful deal with Groupon led to an influx of too many customers. As a result of the overwhelming demand‚ the restaurant’s quality of products and services was affected‚ leading to customer dissatisfaction. The main problem with Groupon’s business model is that it does not cap deal subscriptions

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    down. Although it seemed great that many new cultures and ethnicities were coming to America‚ it only positively affects in a long term. When you think of how it affected America at the time that it was happening‚ it was actually kind of bad. The influx of people lead to overpopulation. Big businesses could give small wages to the new immigrants because they didn’t have as much of voice or so they thought‚ and all they really wanted to do was to be able to have the basic necessities. With people

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    than half the population was illiterate‚ one who held the ability to write was considered to be part of the elite upper social class- and those who had this ability generally garnered a secured future with further education. However due to the major influx of technology in the recent years‚ the significance of speech has been increased- mainly because more and more people are using mobile phones; presenting on radio stations or acting on television. When discussing whether speech or the written word

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    A crossroad is described as an intersection between two or more roads. A crossroads village is described as a settlement‚ that is situated where two or more roads intersect. A crossroads village often contains numerous services that can conveniently support the high volume of traffic experienced. In this essay I will evaluate the site and situation of the Nottingham Road area. Through this evaluation I will support the notion that Nottingham Road is a cross roads village. I will also provide a brief

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    The large scale impacts of Tourism include environmental‚ socio-cultural and economic impacts. Impacts can be positive‚ as well as negative‚ but should never be underestimated. The concept of sustainability is factored into these tourism impacts‚ when the size of the impacts become large enough to drastically alter economic‚ socio-cultural and environmental areas of a tourist destination. The importance of these impacts will be analysed and evaluated in this essay‚ keeping in mind that this will

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    In The New Americans by Ruben Martinez‚ the author provides insight of the life experience of several families as they emigrate from their homeland and migrate to America in hope to finding a better life. The following text will briefly examine each family and their experience‚ but critically analyze the experience through defining and relating sociological concepts and theories. By the end the writer will explain how in reading this book has helped in understanding cultural pluralism in American

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    WHAT IS GOOD ENGLISH? Appropriate English. What is good English – is a question to which a number of answers can be given. Some of them are: good English is correct English; it is economical‚ clear‚ interesting... In a word‚ it is effective English. To be effective‚ and thus to achieve the writer’s or speaker’s purpose‚ the language he uses must be appropriate to the material he wants to communicate‚ to the time and place‚ to the audience aimed at‚ and to the impression of himself he wants to

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    China is a country with 5000-years-long civilization and a long and rich history‚ so Chinese like to pay more attention to the etiquette‚ especially in the table manners. Most foreigners do not know table manners when they join in Chinese dinner party because Western dining is different with Chinese. Chinese table manners have three important parts‚ including place setting‚ taboos‚ and toast. Firstly‚ the seating arrangement is one of the important parts of dinning etiquette because the order of

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    lock up (Document C).Steiner observed a strong incline for criminal activity among immigrants; it was therefore easy for natives to label many of the immigrants as stereotypical criminals and low-lifes‚ scarring the reputation of the hard working foreigners as well. Steiner further explains that even assimilation agencies were anti-social‚ and the police would back them up. The spread of alien perpetrators gave domestic Americans a reason to fervently oppose arriving immigrants. Not all of the arrivals

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