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    Blueberry Workers Rights

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    growers have been recurrently failing to pay minimum wage and overtime pay for workers as early as 2011. Hence‚ in 2013 the U.S. Department of Labor filed a suit against the blueberry companies like Blue Mountain Farms. Upon investigation‚ the Department of Labor found that workers were not given tickets to detail how much they picked and thusly they received no paycheck. Even workers who did have

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    Why Wal-Mart Is Good

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    Koby Sapon-Amoah Mrs. Palv 10/21/12 English II 1A Persuasive Argument Paper This‚ right here‚ is the beginning of the end for our great nation. Wal-Mart is taking over the super market industry and it is up to us to stop it. Wal-Mart is starting to censor the music we know and love without even alerting the buyer‚ taking away needed healthcare benefits‚ and taking advantage of workers by not even paying them minimum wage. This is why Wal-Mart is not good and must be stopped. Music is an artist

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    been identified as one of the many big corporations guilty of Labor abuse. Labor abuse is a growing factor overseas and it is only getting worse. A weak economy should not be an excuse for inhumane treatment of employees in sweatshops. The unfair wages for living conditions combined with the physical abuse the employees undergo is an underlying factor for the unethical fallacies American corporations are viewed as today. As human rights advocates‚ we feel it is our responsibility to represent America

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    to maintain overall control of the product‚ and give them a guaranteed rate of return‚ while at the same time allowing local owners to create a low-wage work force best suited to local conditions. For us‚ as workers‚ that means our immediate employers are often small business owners‚ and franchise owners who plead poverty when we demand higher wages. At present 2‚708 of Pizza Hut’s 4‚496 stores are franchises. The rest are run directly by corporate headquarters. In Western Washington the franchise

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    Should students have a part-time job in their free time? Different countries and cultures may have fully different answers for the same question. Although Chinese nowadays are affected a lot by western culture‚ there are still existing much diversity between China and America‚ especially on this question‚ the differences are obvious. This essay will explain four differences of people’s attitude towards students working part-time in China and America. First of all‚ I will explain students’ attitude

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    Bumper Sticker Analysis

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    economically inefficient. One argument against welfare is that it take away incentive of the unemployed or‚ otherwise the unfortunate‚ to get back on their feet again. Instead of seeking employment the individual will look forward to receiving benefit checks. Such a system not only leads to the satisfactory of subsidized idleness but it also places an unfair burden on workers who must pay the program. According to the Health Care Pro Con website‚ their argument is that the constitution promises

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    legal immigration

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    legal immigration Thesis: Although there are many arguments in favor of closing the borders‚ the opposing argument for increasing legal immigration has a many benefits as well INTRODUCTION: Of course border control and immigration are something you have all heard mentioned whether its by people you know‚ on the news‚ or you’ve read about it online. But the majority of the time when I hear this being mentioned‚ I am hearing the argument in favor of closing the border and cracking down on illegal

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    The Tipping System

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    for the server to earn the minimum wage by the government. Servers gets a sub minimum wage of $2.13‚ which is lower than the minimum wage in the US which is $7.25‚ so for servers make minimum wage‚ the tipping system is created by the government. In 1966‚ Congress added restaurant tipped employees to the FLSA (Fair Labor Standards Act) and created the concept of the “Tip Credit” which is the tip. The tipping system can be calculated in this way. The special sub-minimum wage (federal $2.13) + servers 

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    Nickel and Dimed

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    Research Essay: Nickel and Dimed Looking at the state of low wage workers in America today‚ many are struggling to make ends meet and provide basic needs to themselves and their families. Is this a new situation or just a necessary part of the overall American economic structure? In her book‚ “Nickel and Dimed” (2001)‚ Barbara Ehrenreich steps out of her comfortable‚ middle class existence to find out how the people working in the lowest rung of America’s economy are getting by. Using her sarcasm

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    are willing to spend on cost of production is limited by the workers productivity. Employers are indifferent about how they divide their budget on wages and providing apt working conditions‚ but workers prefer higher wages than better working conditions because they are responsible for feeding‚ clothing and providing shelter for their family. The wages enable the workers to sustain a better living condition than what would have been provided by other local

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